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CouncilHavering council delays launch of weekly food-waste collection to spring 2027
A shortage of specialist vehicles means Havering’s new weekly food-waste service will not begin until spring 2027, later than the original target, and the council is urging the Government for additional funding.
Romford3 minutes ago
Havering Council unveils ‘Havering Plan 2040’ with super-suburb vision
The borough’s leader presented a long-term strategy on 16 September, outlining ambitions to make Havering the best place in London to live, work and invest, and setting out new programmes on housing, jobs, green space and safety.
Havering1 hour ago
CouncilHarrow’s Heroes awards honour volunteers at Headstone Manor
Council officials recognised more than twenty individuals and groups for their dedication to the borough, with performances and a posthumous Lifetime Achievement award adding to the celebration.
Harrow2 hours ago
CouncilCity of London Corporation urges Budget to protect financial and professional services
In a submission dated 14 September, the City of London Corporation asked the Chancellor to keep sector-specific taxes at bay, retain the VAT exemption and adopt pro-growth planning to safeguard a sector that underpins £323 bn of output and 2.5 m jobs.
London2 hours ago
Havering Council welcomes £6.75m extra funding but says it will not close financial gap
The borough’s leader says the new money will help trial service innovations but stresses borrowing remains unsustainable and calls for repayment terms to be removed.
Havering2 hours ago
CouncilSir Geoff Hurst granted Freedom of the City of London
The City of London Corporation has granted Sir Geoff Hurst the Freedom of the City, marking the 60th anniversary of England’s 4-2 World Cup win over West Germany. The honour was presented at Guildhall after nominations by the Lady Mayor and the Corporation’s Policy Chairman.
London3 hours ago
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What's on in and around Nasty
Chris Ramsey: Here Man
Thu 8 Oct, 19:30Stevenage Concert Hall, Hitchin

Hannah East: Express Yourself
Thu 8 Oct, 19:30BEAM, Harlow

Nigel Havers - Talking B*ll*cks
Sun 11 Oct, 19:30Gordon Craig Theatre, Hitchin

Battle of the Bands 2027 - Heat 6
Wed 21 Oct, 20:00Hertford Corn Exchange, Watton-at-Stone

Faux Fighters UK
Fri 23 Oct, 19:30Hertford Corn Exchange, Watton-at-Stone

Thomas Green - Brainstorm
Fri 23 Oct, 20:00BEAM, Hertford

Days out around Nasty
View allTrent Park
Oakwood · 18 miles
The expanse of Trent Park stretches across roughly 320 hectares of green within the Metropolitan Green Belt, positioned near the Oakwood district of north London. The landscape forms part of a conservation area and holds a Grade II entry on the Register of Parks and Gardens of Special Historic Interest in England. Central to the grounds stands the former country house, itself a Grade II listed building together with several statues, an orangery and other ancillary structures that survive from the original estate. Historically the site originated in the fourteenth-century hunting grounds of Enfield Chase and later hosted a succession of private owners before becoming a secret World War II prisoner-of-war centre where covert recordings of German officers were made. After the war the house formed the Trent Park campus of Middlesex University until the campus was vacated in October 2012. The surrounding parkland has been known as Trent Country Park since 1973 and currently accommodates the Southgate Hockey Centre, a sports ground, and a building that formerly housed an indoor tennis court for royalty before being converted into a sports hall. A developer’s 2017 permission allows 262 new homes to be built on the former university site, with plans to retain the historic house and to house a museum on its lower floors. Visitors to the park can observe the listed mansion, its ornamental gardens and the Orangery, while the open fields support organised sport at the hockey centre. The nearest settlement is Oakwood, and the park’s status within the green belt and conservation area ensures its landscape remains largely unchanged despite recent redevelopment proposals.

Epping Forest District Museum
Enfield Island Village · 14 miles
The Crump
Park Green · 5 miles
The monument comprises a ringwork known as The Crump and is situated on an east-facing slope overlooking the River Stort. The monument includes a raised area of ground which measures 32m in diameter at the base and stands c.3m high. The top of the raised
F&B Conservation Area
Allen's Green · 7.5 miles
Private conservation area, managed and maintained by the infant school next door.
Spy Green
Spring Hills · 8.7 miles
Set of two benches where a spy met his KGB handler. This is the spot where a Soviet spy was caught handing over information during the Cold War.
Mark Hall Park Playground (Elephant Park)
Mark Hall North · 8.7 miles
Locally know as the Elephant Park due to Elephant shaped climbing frames
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Howe Fencing and Sectional Buildings
Horse Cross, Ware
The Nag's Head
Wellpond Green
Braughing Community Centre
Braughing
Roger De Clare First CofE School
Station Road, Ware
Westwood's
2 High Street, Standon
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