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Where We Live: Cleaning up our rivers
Havering Council has joined forces with Thames Chase Trust to clean up a river in Harold Hill as part of its flagship Where We Live campaign.
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Where We Live: Three households fined £750 over dumped rubbish
Havering Council has issued Fixed Penalty Notices to three different households totalling £750, after waste they paid to be taken away by a rogue waste carrier, was found fly-tipped in Brentwood Road.
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Where We Live: All plugged in for EV charging points
Havering Council has joined forces with Connect Kerb to provide a number of EV charging points across Council-owned car parks and on-street parking bays.
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Where We Live: Surrender knives to save lives
A permanent knife surrender bin will remain in Central Park Leisure Centre car park, Harold Hill, to allow people to anonymously and safely dispose of knives and other weapons.
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Green Flags still flying
Havering Council has successfully retained its 16 Green Flags in parks for the fifth year in a row.
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Where We Live: Bin your gum
Havering Council and Crowlands Primary School joined forces recently to share this message: Stick your chewing gum in the bin, not on our pavements!
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Where We Live: Junior citizens learning skills to stay safer
Around 2,500 pupils from across Havering have once again taken part in this year’s Junior Citizen Scheme, to learn life skills to help keep them safe in their communities.
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Where We Live: Funding to unstick gum
Havering Council has been awarded £26,756 towards cleaning up the scourge of chewing gum on the borough’s streets.
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Where We Live: A little pocket of calm
Havering Council and Romford BID have joined up to open a new green space in the heart of Romford.
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Where We Live: CCTV – The eyes of the borough
Havering Council has recently invested nearly £3m into upgrading its CCTV network with a new state-of-the-art control room near the Town Hall in Romford.
