BREWERY WALK
We have reported some poor quality pavement repairs near the trades entrances of the Halifax and Barclays.
ERROLL ROAD
We have raised concerns about the number of trees proposed to be removed at part of a planning application at 50 Main Road at the junction with Erroll Road.
RICHMOND ROAD
We have enquired as to the details of noise reduction and waste storage associated with a planning permission for commercial use in this road.
BRENTWOOD ROAD
The applicants have appealed against the Council’s refusal of permission for a phone mast looking on to Kyme and Dymoke Roads. We have supported residents in lobbying the national Planning Inspectorate to support the Council’s position on the mast.
CLIFTON ROAD
We have submitted a petition signed by 45 residents, gathered by residents, in support of action to ease resident car parking problems.
MARKET LINK
We have supported residents of Emma House and Hazeleigh House who are seeking to establish why the owners of the private street level car park in front of their block behind the Churchyard will not let them purchase spaces in it, despite the fact that it is always almost entirely empty!
CHARRINGTON COURT
We are grateful to ONE Housing for the positive way in which they have responded to concerns about anti-social behaviour which residents of Charrington Court have raised with us. We look forward to ongoing work with ONE Housing in this issue.
What is going on in the ROMFORD TOWN WARD of the London Borough of Havering Your Councillors are: Cllr. Wendy Brice-Thompson Cllr. Joshua Chapman Cllr. Frederick Thompson
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