Latest news releases from Havering Council

Latest news round-up

Media releases issued for the period ending: Friday 27 May 2016

New Chief Exec asks residents how they want to hear from the Council
In his first week at the helm of Havering Council, the new Chief Executive, Andrew Blake-Herbert, is asking residents how they want to get the information they need from the Council.

Mayor opens Jump Evolution

“Wow” was the reaction of the Mayor of Havering when she officially opened the Jump Evolution trampoline centre in Spilsby Road, Harold Hill.

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Awards workshops proving popular

A dozen Havering business people looking to enter the Havering Business Awards 2016 got a helping hand at a free workshop.

Thames Water identifies the cause of the pollution problem at Harrow Lodge Lake

Thames Water has told the Council that after extensive research they have discovered that misconnected plumbing in local homes and businesses has been the cause of years of pollution in Harrow Lodge Park.

18th century bridge in Upminster restored to former glory

Parklands Bridge, one of Upminster’s most important historic landmarks, has been restored to its former glory by Havering Council.

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