 Havering Council Cabinet Members review street and pavement cleaning resources.
Major improvements in street cleaning and road repairs, along with investment in better leisure facilities and school places, all form part of Havering Council’s budget plans for the next year.
The plans, that were approved at Havering Council’s Cabinet meeting last night (February 13), will also see nearly £150 million pumped into building more genuinely affordable housing and other neighbourhood improvements. This comes on top of a separate £10 million that has been earmarked to improve housing estates.
 The Leader of Havering Council, Cllr Damian White, joins the Council's Chief Executive Andrew Blake-Herbert (right) and Cabinet Member for Culture and Leisure, Cllr Viddy Persaud (centre).
Havering’s Sapphire Ice & Leisure has celebrated its first birthday.
The centre in Romford is part of the Council’s multi-million pound investment in sport and leisure facilities.
 Havering Council is asking residents and businesses for their thoughts on how to improve Romford Town Centre and surrounding area.
A series of public engagement events to gather ideas for the Council’s Romford Masterplan kicked off last month with the first consultation event in Romford Market Place. You can also share your views online.
Between now and June there will be plenty of ways for people in the borough to get involved in the conversation.
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