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With responses due in by 24th March on the Lower Thames Crossing Consultation, Havering Council has submitted a detailed response which reiterates its strong support for Location/Option A (a crossing alongside the existing location at Dartford) and registers its concerns over the Highways Agency preferred route (Location/Option C)

On Tuesday 22nd March FIG Playgroup children enjoyed showing off their Easter Bonnets to their parents and the Mayor of Havering, Brian Eagling. For the last few weeks parents have enjoyed coming into the playgroup to make the bonnets with their children. The children paraded in their

Parents and residents are to be consulted on Havering Council’s plans to tackle dangerous parking outside schools. Please feel free to attend as per the schedule below. All parents will be invited by their respective schools, all residents will be invited to their respective school and they

Ardleigh Green newsletter – March 2016 ab We have been advised this week that TfL has now taken off the daytime lane closure on the eastbound A127 in advance of Easter break and has finished this phase of the works a week ahead of its programme. Since

As part of our “Cricket on the Hill” initiative, Ardleigh Green Cricket Club is looking to increase its number of junior players this summer. We have teams established at U9, U11 and U13 level, and would like to invite boys and girls from the age of six

The Scout Association are the UK’s biggest mixed youth organisation. We change lives by offering 6- to 25-year-olds fun and challenging activities, unique experiences, everyday adventure and the chance to help others so that we make a positive impact in communities. The 6th Squirrels Heath Beaver Group

Can you help a Local Charity? (297317) Havering Community Transport Ltd. is facing a very uncertain future. It needs to find secure parking for 5 minibuses and ideally site a portable office/store at the same location. A self-contained yard area would be optimal but it could co-habit

Tapestry is a charity dedicated to supporting adults in leading a positive, fulfilling life. Our day centres in Harold Hill and Hornchurch are a place for older adults to come along and play board games, do arts and crafts, play bowls, pool – you name it, we

Watch out for unsolicited phone calls, purporting to be from Microsoft, TalkTalk or similar providers, offering to fix your computer for a small fee. A local resident recently took a call informing the householder that there was a problem with their computer and they just needed access