The Havering Community Safety Partnership has launched its survey on crime and disorder, to find out how residents feel about different types of crime across the borough. The survey will help to shape the work of the partnership which is made up of staff from Havering Council, the...
Closes 23 June 2023
The Havering Community Safety Partnership has launched its survey on crime and disorder, to find out how residents feel about different types of crime across the borough. The survey...
The questions are designed to capture overall activity data to enable the monitoring and evaluation of VCFSEs in receipt of a Community Chest grant. This information will respresent all...
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...
Following a homeless assessment, the London Borough of Havering has provided you with temporary accommodation using a Private Sector Leased (PSL) property. The Temporary Accommodation...
This survey is to assess the satisfaction of our residents with the Planned Works that we deliver, and the impact of the investment in their homes and estates. We use the information to learn...
The Council is responsible for public parks, open spaces, and gardens in the Borough. On the whole, the way people behave in these places is currently covered by byelaws, which aim to ensure that everyone is able to use the spaces and without causing any problems for other users. The...
Opens 5 June 2023
Tell us what you love about your neighbourhood This Characterisation Study for Havering is part of the refresh for our Local Plan, which was adopted in 2021 and now needs updating, as...
Havering Council has now published its Draft Children & Young People Education Place Planning Plan, which can be viewed and downloaded at the bottom of this page under Related Documents . The Plan...
Following reports made to us by residents, Havering Council would like to hear your views on a number of potential options to help towards resolving parking issues in your road. There are...
Please select the consultation you wish to respond to from the list below:
We know that we are not getting it right for every child or young person right now, but we are committed to improving services for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and...
Havering Council are currently refreshing our strategy for unpaid carers – which means we are mapping out of where we want to be in terms of supporting you over the next few years, and how we plan to...
Here are some of the issues we have consulted on and their outcomes. See all outcomes
As part of Havering’s upcoming All-Age Carers Strategy in partnership with North East London Integrated Care System, we asked Carers around the borough about their experience.
We also asked Carers whether they agreed on our proposed priorities that have emerged from other engagement activities. These were:
125 Responses were received to the consultation.
These results will now be included in a report to inform our new Carers Strategy.
Havering Council carried out a consultation activity from February to March 2023 seeking residents’ views on proposed changes to Havering's Complaints Policy.
We asked residents and service users for their views on how we can improve the way we deal with complaints by proposing an update to our customer contact definitions.
Alongside this we are proposing to merge all of our policies into one easy to understand process that reduces the number of stages, allowing us to focus on what matters most – getting it right first time.
Our proposed Six Aims to achieve this are:
31 responses were received to the consultation, of which 17 (55%) stated they had made a complaint to the Council.
The survey results, along with feedback from authorising bodies and other local authorities, are being reviewed and will be included in a report to inform our new Complaints Policy.
The release of sky lanterns is causing a major impact on the environment and a danger to human and animal life due to wild fires. Over 188 Councils have already banned the release of sky lanterns from their land, including neighbouring authorities such as Essex County Council and the London Borough of Redbridge.
There are similar risks associated with the outdoor release of helium balloons, and unauthorised fireworks displays.
Havering Council carried out a consultation activity from January 2023 to February 2023 to ask the public for their thoughts and comments on banning the following activities from Council owned and managed land:
512 responses were received to the consultation. The majority of responses were fully supportive of the Council’s proposals.
Sky Lanterns
Helium Balloons
Fireworks
Havering's Cabinet met on 8 March 2023 and agreed to adopt a policy on the Release of Sky Lanterns, the Release of Helium Balloons and the Unauthorised Use of Fireworks on Council Owned or Managed Land. Please see more information Here which includes the policy.