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The planned SEND school for Balgores Fields will cater to 300 pupils with complex autism and cover more than 4,000 square metres.

The grant of £26,756 awarded to Havering Council will facilitate deep cleaning of streets, particularly focusing on the removal of chewing gum litter.

Mr. Mehmood was fined a total of £16,027.89 after being found guilty of serious safety violations in his rental property, including severe cockroach infestation.

The planned extension of the Coldharbour Lane landfill until December 2029 aims to ensure sustainable waste management and avoid negative environmental impacts from new waste sites.

Havering Council's investigation into a north-south tram line has stalled due to funding issues, despite previous plans highlighting the need for enhanced transport links.

The Sutton Arms in Hornchurch seeks a premises licence to serve late night refreshments and provide films and live music, expanding its current activities.

To remove these important traditions in the name of saving three or four minutes is a trashing of tradition. It won't improve anything about the way meetings work and won't improve anything for residents.

Cllr Jacqueline McArdle stated that the trailers' removal is a "direct result" of widespread social media reporting, highlighting the importance of community advocacy.

The closure of Gidea Park Library by Havering Council for redevelopment triggers residents' concerns about impacts on vulnerable communities and library access.

A technical error caused fines to be incorrectly issued to theatregoers who paid for parking in a Hornchurch car park on February 24.

Cllr Paul McGeary announced that Havering Council received 636 reports of damp and mould from properties since October 2024, highlighting concerns about housing conditions.

It's almost like its entrapment, they're doing it to trap people.

Havering Council's proposal aims to create a safe walking and cycling route along Marsh Way, enhancing connectivity between key housing and employment areas.

"The decision to expand the Ulez was not something I took lightly, but this report shows that the policy has significantly reduced NOx and PM2.5 emissions in outer London."

"It would be a shame to see another public house gone, especially in Harold Hill. Unfortunately, there are far too many of them now that are in need of repair and we have got to save as many as we can."

The hotel has been issued an enforcement notice by Havering Council for failing to adhere to planning conditions regarding landscaping for their extension.

Owners Fitim Driza and Jess Krasniqi transformed Gusto from its previous use as Breakfast Lunch & Kitchen Cafe, a process that was extremely difficult until their opening.