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New Expat Letters 2009
UCW Notice Board:

(request@upminster.com)

Cranham Resident's Association

Planning application for retirement village in Moor Lane (P0603.09)

planning@havering.gov.uk

(request@upminster.com)

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Notices & Links

Notices
  • Bus stop layout changing at Cranham Village
  • Somerfield is to become Waitrose - end of May'09
  • M25 widening between J.27 to J.30 starts this summer
  • Work starts on Upminster Court
  • TinyTalk Baby Signing Clases in Cranham on Wednesdays at 10.30-11.30am in Cranham Social Hall. (Front lane Community Association)
New Links 2009
MP Cranham Councillors Upminster Councillors
Angela Watkinson June Alexander Gillian Ford Clarence Barrett Linda Vandenhende Linda Hawthorn Patricia Mylod
01708-475252 01708-227092 01708-641317 07863-116029 01708-432110 01708-225451 01708-228863

Contacts

Havering Council 01708 434343
Police (Romford) 01708 751212

NHS Direct 

0845 4647

Upminster Clinic 01708 796166
Cranham Clinic 01708 796100
Electricity Emergency 0800 7838838
Gas Emergency 0800 111 999
 

 

 Images of Upminster & Cranham

 Upminster is located 20 miles to the East of London near junction 29 of the M25 and is on the C2C train  main line from Southend and Shoeburyness to London Fenchurch Street. It is also on the Tilbury line with stops at Ockendon, Chafford Hundred (Lakeside) and Grays. It is the East terminus for the TFL London Underground District Line. Upminster was mentioned in the Domesday Book in 1086 as having a population of 39. Today Upminster and Cranham (est. pop 24,000) are in the postal district of Essex, and are council wards of the London Borough of Havering. The parliamentary constituency of Upminster lies within the London Borough of Havering and comprises of: Cranham, Emerson Park, Harold Hill, Harold Wood, Noak Hill, North Ockendon, Upminster and various surrounding areas. Local towns /villages include (East): Brentwood, West Horndon, Great Warley (South): Avely, Rainham, Ockendon, Bulphan, North Stifford, Thurrock Lakeside, Chafford Hundred (West): Hornchurch, Emerson Park, Gidea Park, Romford (North): Harold Wood, Harold Hill (Upminster Location: 51° 33′ 20.67″ N, 0° 15′ 4.46″ E)