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TFL are proposing road safety improvements to the roundabout at Gallows Corner to reduce the number of vehicle collisions that take place at the junction. TFL proposals intend to slow traffic as it approaches the junction and to help traffic flow more safely as it moves through the

Ardleigh Green bridge replacement newsletter_January 2016 Please see attached update from TFL

Race Night at Harold Hill Bowls Club, Broxhill Road, Havering Atte Bower RM4 1QJ 20th February 2016 7.30pm start All tickets £5, children welcome, proceeds from ticket money to go to Alzheimer’s Research UK Cake, tea/coffee available or bring your own snacks Contact Sandra Long 07955747300

Please note Charity Golf day at Maylands Golf Club, Romford in aid of Alzheimer’s Research UK Friday 4th March registration 9am to 9.30am tee off 10.30am Cost £30 which includes breakfast and lunch and a donation to Alzheimer’s Research UK Teams of four preferred (best two score) but

The Crossrail project and its works on the Great Eastern Main Line are progressing well and 2016 will be an exciting year for Harold Wood station. Last month Network Rail were due to install a new footbridge which will allow the existing footbridge to be removed and

Perk yourself up with an evening of pure frivolity in Ancient Rome:  Guildonians bring you the classic comedy ‘Up Pompeii’ to shake away those winter blues! Based on the original characters in the Frankie Howerd BBC comedy, this play is full of double entendre, dreadful odes and

The Romans’ Holiday Club  Kindly note St.Peters Church,Gubbins Lane have organised this on  Tuesday  16th to – Friday  19th Feb 2016 (9:30am-12:00pm) and Sun 21st Feb (9:15am & 11:00am)   For primary school children (reception – year 6) All enquiries: 01708 342 080 ycm@stpetersharoldwood.org

St Peter’s Car Show 2016   18th June @ Redden Court School   10am to 4pm    To book your car or car club in please visit the website:   Www.stpeterscarshow.co.uk   Or visit our Facebook page.   Money raised at the show will go to the London

The recent central grant settlement for Havering is far worse than anticipated. This is largely due to the government adopting a completely different formula when assessing grant. In summary, our government funding goes from £31m this year down to £1.4m in 2019/20 – a 96% cut. Havering