Havering
Not enough specific news from Corbets Tey. Meanwhile, here are the latest from Havering.
Council working with FCC and Unite to avert industrial action and minimise disruption for residents.
New initiative delivered by Gro Health on behalf of Havering Council aims to support residents with healthy eating and physical activity.
Five high-quality, sustainable family houses are now available for sale, marking a significant milestone for Mercury Land Holdings and the local council.
Land swap agreement with Diocese of Chelmsford paves way for new community facility and affordable homes at Waterloo and Queen Street site.
Council calls for constructive dialogue between FCC and Unite to minimise disruption for employees and residents.
New charges for utility companies on busy roads aim to encourage better planning and reduce congestion.
Havering Council announces the return of the valued community asset, now managed by the Harold Wood Foundation, offering learning and wellbeing services.
Community members and organisations convened to shape the future of Harold Hill East through a ten-year Neighbourhood Investment Programme.
St Kilda Family Hub integrates health, education, and family support services for children aged 0-17.
Mayor of Havering leads ceremony at Town Hall, inviting families to light candles and share messages of remembrance.
New agreements aim to enhance service delivery through collaboration, focusing on essential maintenance and capital works across public buildings and housing stock.
