The HRA/Labour Administration are proposing to close Harold Wood library which your Harold Wood Councillors believe is unacceptable. This is a well-used library by all residents in our community and has had over 30,000 visitors during the last year when it is only opened for 24 hrs
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The Harold Wood Councillors were delighted to attend the community consultation event at the Harold Wood Hub to see what plans are in store for our station. Local resident Sophie Mowat has worked with Rachel Grimwood and the MTR Elizabeth Line to design some artwork for the
Read more →The HRA/Labour run Council administration have issued a consultation paper that proposes that four libraries including Harold Wood are proposed for closure. Harold Wood Library has had over 30,000 visits in the year to March 2024 averaging 2000 or 3000 visits a month. We are very disappointed
Read more →If you would like to help Jade on her research project of past and present residents of Harold Hill then please see the attached flyer or go to her website. Jade Hunter Research Poster arc www.jade-hunter.com
Read more →Harold Court Primary School are holding prospective parent tours – see poster for details New nursery poster
Read more →Please find attached details of Havering’s £53.7million Loan with the government which the Leader of the Council accepted without giving Councillors a vote on whether to accept this or not. 240227 – Minister Hoare to Cllr Morgon (1) Response to Minister Hoare 28.02.24
Read more →At a Full Council meeting held in February, the Council announced that their application to the government for a capitalisation direction was approved. This means that a loan of up to £54 million had been agreed to avoid Havering Council having to issue a S114 notice and
Read more →A local resident is running the London Marathon and is raising funds for the British Heart Foundation. Here is Mark’s story…
Read more →A decision by the Cabinet Member for Environment has been published by the council on the School Streets Phase 2 and they have decided to go ahead and approve the implementation of Permanent Traffic Orders from the existing Experimental Orders to support the operation of Phase 2
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