How Romford Town Hall Became Havering Town Hall

Why a building constructed as Romford Town Hall in 1937 became the headquarters of the newly created London Borough of Havering in 1965.

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Did You Know Someone Used To Live Inside Havering Town Hall?

The original Romford Town Hall included a caretaker’s flat with its own balcony, one of the building’s lesser-known 1930s features.

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16 September 1937: The Day Romford Opened Its New Town Hall And Became A Borough

On 16 September 1937, Romford opened its new Town Hall and received the charter that transformed it into a municipal borough.

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The Romford Civic Centre That Was Never Built

Romford’s original Town Hall scheme included a 1,512-seat assembly hall and reception facilities that were designed in 1935 but never built.

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The Story Of Havering Town Hall: From Romford’s Civic Ambitions To The Present Day

The history of Havering Town Hall, from Romford’s 1930s architectural competition and borough charter to its role as the civic headquarters of Havering today.

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Havering’s Political Shake-Up: Residents Associations Become Official Opposition After Election Losses.

The dust has now settled following Havering’s local elections, and the political landscape inside the Town Hall has dramatically changed

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Havering Now Has Official Reform UK Councillors in the Town Hall

Havering now has an official group of Reform UK councillors at the Town Hall following the defection of two former Conservative councillors. Christine Vickery and Robert Benham have joined the party, bringing the total number of Havering Reform councillors to three alongside Councillor and Keith Prince.

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