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To anyone who knew Bob Hale.   The Funeral arrangements are as follows:   Thursday, October 4th At the Crematorium Upminster.   Time 1.20pm   Leaves House At 12.45.   Flowers or a Donation to the British Heart Foundation.   Dress as you wish.

Please see attached letter in relation to works being carried out at Ardleigh Green Bridge AGB August 2018 works final

Havering Council have launched their budget consultation with local residents. Funding for our Council budget comes from many sources such as Council Tax and grants from central government and each year the Council has to set a budget to decide how much to spend on services for

Further to a previous post on respect of the Harold Wood walk in Polyclinic please find further details on the consultation. Barking and Dagenham, Havering and Redbridge CCGs are looking at how we can improve the way community urgent care services are accessed locally. There is a

M25 junction 28 improvement scheme – update on consultation   We last contacted you in January this year to update you on the progress of the road improvement scheme on the M25 at junction 28.   Our earlier consultation (14 November 2016 to 6 January 2017) led

Harold Hill Foodbank are looking to do a fundraising initiative and are hoping that local residents can help.  The Foodbank is heavily dependent on grants that have been awarded to them but unfortunately during this year and next year these grants are going to fall away.  We

Harold Wood lay on the Great Eastern main line and in 1866, 300 acres of Gubbins farm was purchased by a group of developers, The Harold Wood Estate Co. who planned a new town there and contracted with the Great Eastern Railway for the building of a

In February 2018, our son was travelling home from London, towards home at Harold Wood. He touched in at Liverpool Street in order to catch a TfL rail service. On the day in question, there were delays to the TfL service, and so he (along with others)