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local heritage

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Havering Council approved a demolition in March 2026 despite local heritage concerns raised by councillors.

Havering Council's Strategic Planning Committee approved the demolition of the Angel Way multi-storey car park in Romford in March 2026. This decision, which will allow for the construction of 106 new flats and a commercial unit, was made despite concerns raised by local councillors.

These concerns included the impact on local heritage, the historical and cultural legacy of an area, as well as issues regarding safety and affordable housing. The committee approved the demolition by a vote of three to two.

Key facts

  1. Havering Council's Strategic Planning Committee approved the demolition of Angel Way car park in March 2026. Source
  2. Local councillors raised concerns about the impact on local heritage. Source
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