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Havering Council has delayed further research on a tram proposal due to funding challenges, despite earlier interest in enhancing local transport connectivity.

B2B Educators' application to convert a unit in Romford Shopping Hall was denied due to concerns about noise and lack of transport facilities.

Havering Council is considering constitutional changes to shorten full council meetings by altering traditional start and end ceremonies.

Havering Council plans £13.4 million fire safety upgrades for high-rise buildings after the Building Safety Act 2022, ensuring resident safety amidst regulatory changes.

A technical glitch wrongly fined drivers who paid for parking, but the issue has been resolved.

London Tyres in Hornchurch faces closure for breaching planning regulations after operating without permission.

The expansion of London's low emission zone significantly reduced NOx emissions in outer boroughs, including a 15% drop in Havering in 2023.

Outline planning approved for 28 homes in Havering despite local objections regarding infrastructure strain and environmental concerns.

Gravity Bar must demolish its outdoor seating area due to unauthorized construction, facing potential council prosecution if it fails to comply.

Havering Council's food waste collection initiative faces financial challenges, needing more funding to proceed effectively.

Havering Council proposes a 2.7% rent increase for council tenants, emphasizing service improvement and inflation alignment.

Construction of a new hotel at 11 Station Road in Upminster will proceed despite local opposition, aiming for an opening in early 2026.