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Featured: Havering Council's Air Quality Action Plan 2025-30
Let’s Talk About Air Quality in Havering Clean air matters. It affects everyone—residents, workers, commuters and visitors alike. That’s why improving air quality across Havering is a top priority for the Council. While poor air quality is a challenge across London, we’ve already seen...
Closes 19 December 2025
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Featured: Vaping and Oral Nicotine Product use in Children and Young People - Parents/Carers Survey
The use of vapes and other oral nicotine products (ONP)* has been rising over the last 5 years amongst children and young people. The full extent of health impacts are still being studied, however we already know that there are detrimental effects. Havering Public Health are conducting a...
Closes 10 February 2026
Open Activities
Great Nelmes Chase Parking Questionnaire
Following reports of obstructive and inconsiderate parking, Havering Council is considering the introduction of waiting restrictions on Great Nelmes Chase. If progressed, the waiting...
Simpson Road - Copenhagen style crossing
We want to hear your views on Havering Council’s proposal to implement a Copenhagen-style crossing in Simpson Road, Rainham. The Copenhagen style crossing will improve safety and...
Whybridge and Brittons School Streets Expansion Consultation
What is this consultation about? This consultation is about gathering your views on school streets and whether you would welcome the current School Streets Zone being trialled at...
Havering Cost of Living survey
Share your views on the cost of living in Havering! We’d love to hear from you. Take part in our short survey – it only takes about 10 minutes. We’ll ask about your experiences and...
Havering Council's Air Quality Action Plan 2025-30
Let’s Talk About Air Quality in Havering Clean air matters. It affects everyone—residents, workers, commuters and visitors alike. That’s why improving air quality across Havering is a top...
Temporary Accommodation Satisfaction Survey
The Council provide families and individuals temporary accommodation following acceptance of their homeless application and assessment. It is the Homeless Placement and Move-On Teams responsibility...
Closed Activities
Mercury Gardens / Eastern Road Traffic Signals - Upgrading cycle crossing facilities
Havering Council is looking for your views on a proposed scheme to upgrade cycle crossing facilities at Mercury Gardens / Eastern Road Traffic signals. It follows a feasibility study...
Healthy Child Programme Recommissioning – Survey for Parents, Carers and Young People
Help shape the future of child health services in Havering! We’d love to hear about your experience with Havering’s Health Visiting and School Nursing services. These services are a key...
Havering Council Proposed Electric Vehicle Charging Parking Bays Phase 2
Earlier this year the Council consulted on phase 1 of its on-street Electric Vehicle Charging point programme. Havering Council is now looking for your views on phase 2 of our proposals to...
Front Lane Zebra Crossing Questionnaire
Havering Council is proposing to install a new raised zebra crossing outside 321 Front Lane, The aim of this upgrade is to improve safety for everyone and make it easier to cross the...
Habitat for Humanity Community Hub - Housing Needs Survey for Vulnerable People
Can your Organisation Help Shape a New Community Hub in Romford? Habitat for Humanity Great Britain is excited to launch a new Community Hub based at their ReStore shop in Romford — a home...
Proposed Lane Rental Scheme for Havering
Havering Council is considering the introduction of a Lane Rental Scheme on selected parts of the borough’s road network to help reduce disruption caused by roadworks. This initiative is in line with...
We Asked, You Said, We Did
Here are some of the issues we have consulted on and their outcomes. See all outcomes
We asked
As part of our statutory duty to maintain an up-to-date waste plan, the London Boroughs of Barking and Dagenham, Havering, Newham, and Redbridge have been working collaboratively to develop a new East London Joint Waste Plan (ELJWP).
Between 19 May and 30 June 2025, we invited residents and stakeholders to comment on an updated ELJWP to replace the outdated 2012 version. The draft plan incorporated comments from a previous consultation in Summer 2024.
You said
Overall, we received 43 responses to the consultation, which are being reviewed.
We did
The East London Joint Waste Plan is on track to be presented to Full Council by year-end, marking a key milestone before submission to the Secretary of State for examination.
Alongside the Plan, a Consultation Statement will be published, summarising and responding to all feedback received during the Regulation 19 stage.
We asked
Between 28 April and 9 June 2025, we invited residents and stakeholders to comment on updated Conservation Area Appraisals and Management Plans (CAAMPs) for Romford, Rainham and Gidea Park. These areas are recognised for their special architectural and historic interest, and the CAAMPs help guide how they are managed and protected from inappropriate development and change.
You said
We received 21 responses to the consultation.
Many of you expressed support for the proposed boundary changes and shared a strong appreciation for the importance of protecting Havering’s heritage.
We did
We updated the conservation area appraisals and management plans (CAAMPs), based on your responses.
Havering's Cabinet met on 17 September 2025 and agreed to formally adopt the new CAAMPs. For further information, please see the full Public Document Pack Here, which includes our Consultation Statement.
The new CAAMPs documents are now published on our website, you can find them Here.
We asked
In partnership with the NHS North of England Commissioning Support Unit (NECS), we carried out a survey between 1 May and 5 June 2025 to gather your thoughts and opinions on pharmacy services in Havering.
You said
We received 169 responses to the online consultation:
Your feedback helped us better understand what residents need from local pharmaceutical services, including:
- Where community pharmacies are located
- What services they currently offer
- What pharmacy services will be needed in the future across Havering
- Opening new pharmacies
- Changing or merging existing ones
- Expanding the range of services available to you
We did
Your views have helped shape Havering’s draft Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (PNA) 2025-28. We are now consulting on the draft, which means you have another opportunity to influence the final version.
The consultation is open until 17th August 2025. Please click HERE if you would like to take part.
All feedback will be carefully reviewed and considered in the final version of the assessment. The PNA will be published on Havering Council’s website by 1 October 2025, and your input will help ensure it reflects the real needs of our residents.