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Havering Council to spend £54m 'exceptional financial support' despite budget boost (opens the original)
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Havering Council says it will not go over budget for the first time in three years. Based on figures from the end of June, the council is expecting to underspend by a total of £22.8million and may not need to rely on its £11m contingency put aside for the worst case scenario. After taking over the Havering Residents Association in May, council leader Keith Prince’s Reform group says stabilising the town hall’s finances is a top priority. However, in order to keep to this level, Havering will nee
Cafe on 'extremely busy' Ilford street faces pushback over 5am Ramadan closing bid (opens the original)
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A restaurant in Ilford has faced some pushback on its requests to close at 5am during Ramadan next year. Khaba, in Ilford Lane, is seeking permission to extend its closing hours on Sunday, February 14, Monday, February 22 and Tuesday, March 2. The application for three temporary events notices (TENs) seeks “to extend the terminal hours for late-night refreshment for the sale of hot food and drinks (no alcohol) for Ramadhan for all three events”. It is up to Redbridge’s elected licensing committe
'Vibrant new neighbourhood' planned on site of former gasworks (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. A "vibrant, new neighbourhood" is part of early plans for a major new development on former gasworks in Waltham Forest. Plans drawn up by Selby Projects could see Golden House, in Orient Way, redeveloped into a “new neighbourhood” complete with shop
Powers to clamp down on antisocial behaviour set to be extended across Havering (opens the original)
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Powers to fine people for the likes of aggressive behaviour and drinking in public are proposed to be extended across the whole of Havering. The Reform-led Havering Council is consulting on expanding the Romford public space protection order (PSPO) to cover Havering in its entirety. The PSPO gives council and Met Police officers the ability to fine people £100 on the spot for a range of offences, such as drinking in public, aggressive begging, and the “antisocial use” of bicycles, mopeds, e-scoo
'Deliberate untrue rumours about families at new centre cause unnecessary fear' (opens the original)
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The Reform leader of Havering Council has dispelled “untrue rumours” over who is being housed in a council-owned centre. Council leader Keith Prince said misinformation has spread online regarding the new Family Welcome Centre in Harold Hill, which was set up to support families in temporary accommodation. Councillor Prince, who took on the top job after Reform’s electoral victory in May, said: “There has been a lot of misinformation, and in some cases, deliberate untrue rumours, being spread on
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