Proposed Warehouse In St Alban’s Ward Faces Backlash Over Impact on Nearby Homes.
Residents and a former Havering councillor have opposed the redevelopment of a building merchants in St Albans, writes local democracy
Read moreResidents and a former Havering councillor have opposed the redevelopment of a building merchants in St Albans, writes local democracy
Read moreMore than £6,000 worth of illegal cigarettes, vapes, tobacco and shisha products have been taken off Havering’s streets following a
Read moreA new McDonald’s restaurant could be coming to Hornchurch High Street, bringing more than 120 jobs and replacing a vacant
Read moreThe rise of illegal HMOs and planning breaches across Havering is becoming one of the borough’s most talked about housing
Read moret has been a difficult week across Havering, with a series of high profile planning issues dominating headlines and sparking fresh concern among residents.
Read moreCollier Row residents are relieved and pleased after a long running planning dispute over a property in Carter Drive concluded with enforcement notices being upheld. Neighbours had previously alleged that building works continued despite council stop notices and that large perimeter fencing, which some described as resembling “Alcatraz”, significantly altered the character of the street.
Read moreGreen Belt land in England, including around London, is protected to stop towns and cities from sprawling into the countryside
Read moreHavering Council has formally objected to the Government’s proposed London Emergency Housing Package, warning the plans could remove millions of pounds in local funding and reduce the borough’s control over planning decisions.
Read moreAs Havering faces mounting pressure to deliver new homes, the debate over our Green Belt land is intensifying. Developers, councils, and the Planning Inspectorate are all wrestling with one crucial question — is some of our Green Belt really ‘grey belt or being redefined that way to make planning easier?
Read moreThe Havering Conservatives, who form the official opposition to the Havering Residents Association (HRA), have called for neighbourhood plans to be implemented across the borough.
Read moreCouncillor Judith Holt and St. Alban’s Ward Conservatives have spoken out in response to a Facebook post and newspaper report about the future of the old Durham Arms Pub in Brentwood Road, Romford, in which there are insinuations by another Councillor of malpractice by the developer and the Planning Department at Havering Council.
Read moreRomford community leader launches petition against controversial new plans for a new Romford mosque on South Street
Read more“We are tired and fed up with people wanting to build on our greenbelt land. Leave our greenbelt alone, leave our wildlife alone!”
Read moreMost importantly, officers presented a report to the committee on the Waterloo Road development, which has been delayed while important assessments of safety were made following the tragic Grenfell Tower fire in 2017.
Read moreResidents living in North Ockendon near the proposed Data Centre site, have hit out at Havering Council over their ‘staggering hypocrisy’ with councillors praising their new village green spaces across the borough, yet allowing a huge Data Centre to be built on greenbelt land.
Read moreHavering Council maintains that a controversial data centre in the east of the borough would be greatly beneficial, despite continued pushback from residents.
Read moreDigital Reef and London Borough of Havering make progress on proposed data centre.
Read moreThe Council’s Planning Department refused permission, but this decision has now been overturned on appeal by the Government’s Planning Inspectorate.
Read moreHavering Council have submitted their Bridge Close regeneration plan. Bridge Close Regeneration LLP, is a development company wholly-owned by Havering
Read moreMP and Prospective Parliamentary Candidate make a tough stand against the Rainham quarry planning application and add their commitment to
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