LODGE AVENUE
A proposal to install a zebra crossing outside the school has been rejected as it was felt that it would not have been the best way of improving safety at the site and would have resulted in residents’ parking bays being removed. Different options to deal with the problem may be possible.
Popular Posts
-
A celebration of culture in Havering will take place at the Queen's Theatre, Hornchurch on Saturday 11 October from 10am to 4pm. The a...
-
Here are details of a forthcoming Inter Faith event happening in our borough On Thursday February 5th 2015 at 8 pm there will be an Int...
-
DYMOKE ROAD/ KYME ROAD We have highlighted residents concerns over some community safety issues here to the Council once again. ALBERT RO...
-
All participants with Cllr Barbara Matthews Havering’s senior musicians showed youngsters a thing or two when they performed to a packed Q...
-
TfL confirms introduction of cash free bus travel from Sunday 6 July £130m savings to 2022/23 will be reinvested in improving transport Tran...
-
Improvements to ease congestion and reduce accidents at the A12 junction with North Street were completed last month, making the junction s...
-
Special Measures: Improvement Plan update The finalised Improvement Plan will be presented to the Trust Board at its meeting on the Wednesd...
-
20th March 2012 WELCOME TO ALERTCOMMS Police Communication to the Community -----------------------------------------------...
-
VICTORIA ROAD Following a successful campaign by residents, supported by the Council, the Council has suggested to Network Rail that the w...
-
Havering Council is taking part in a campaign to raise awareness of mass marketed scams. Scams can take the form of bogus and fraudulent o...
No comments:
Post a Comment