Conservative Councillors promised £40 million to road repairs over the next three years. So far, we have seen a number of roads in our Constituency benefit from this fund, including North Street, Hornchurch, Great Nelmes Chase, Emerson Park and Station Road, Upminster amongst many others. 

TfL Rail: Trains in Havering are expected to run as normal. Outside of the area there will be some disruption.

Havering Council’s Children’s Services is seeking to boost its Ofsted rating and has outlined plans to make improvements to the services it delivers.

Havering will have more police officers on the streets after the Council’s Cabinet agreed on the 8th May 2019 to fund five new posts to help tackle crime in the borough.

Havering Council has outlined plans to tackle violence against women and girls in the borough.

A three-year plan was agreed by the Council’s cabinet and includes a programme to:

On the 18th April 2019, Cabinet members of Havering Council approved a new special education needs school for the Borough. 

Havering Council has outlined plans to tackle serious violence and knife crime in the borough.

On 16th April 2019, Primary School places for pupils starting in September 2019 were announced. London Borough of Havering gave 90% of children their top place.

Havering Council has released a schedule of pavement repairs across Havering, including Cranham Ward.

Havering Council has launched a new campaign aimed at making the borough cleaner and tidier, together with the help of residents.