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Further to the recent revelation from TFL that completion of the Ardleigh Green Road Bridge Replacement works has slipped a mere 15 months to the Spring of 2019, the Harold Wood, Hill, Park Residents’ Association have written to the Mayor of London to express a deep sense of

TfL have advised of key dates over the next four weeks when closures will be put in place: ·         17th and 18th July –  21:00 – 05:00 each night –  full closure of A127 from its junction with Ardleigh Green/Squirrels Heath Road and Gallows Corner ·         23rd July – 22:00 – 05:00  – Full

We have now been advised of the latest information from TFL in relation to a delay to the project to replace Ardleigh Green Bridge. All four lanes of traffic on the A127 Southend Arterial Road will now re-open in spring 2019. As you know TFL had planned

Please see attached our local Police Team Newsletter MAY to JUNE NEWSLETTER 2017

Guildonian’s next play timely – performing in early June, and just a couple of weeks before Royal Ascot. It is Amanda Whittington’s exuberant comedy about four likely lasses from the Hull fish docks. Work, love and life are just one long, hard slog for this fish-filleting foursome

Please find attached latest update in respect of the Ardleigh Green Bridge works Ardleigh Green Bridge – April 2017    

The Green Waste Collection Service is very popular with residents and has some 26,000 subscribers annually. However, the process of renewing the annual subscription last year was beset with difficulties for some. This year the Council have completely reviewed the system to make renewal as seamless and

Sandra Long, from Harold Park ,is running the 2017  London Marathon and hopes to raise £4,000 for Alzheimer’s Research UK. Dementia affects more than 850,000 people in the UK and the numbers are increasing. Alzheimer’s Research UK is the UK’s leading dementia research charity and funds world-class

We have been advised that the Planning Inspectorate has approved the use of the Land at Oak Farm, Maylands Fields to be converted to a Muslim cemetery, This had originally been refused by Havering Council and the owners appealed and the planning inspectorate concluded that the development

We were delighted that at the Council meeting on 25th January that a statement was made saying that the Solar Park proposals at Dagnam Park and Gerpins Lane would not continue in its current form having listened to the views of residents. The Residents’ Association did not