dropped crossing procedure
Havering Council is reviewing its grass verge parking enforcement, which involves directing residents to the dropped crossing procedure.
Havering Council is reviewing its procedures for enforcing parking on grass verges, a process that includes directing residents to the dropped crossing procedure. This review was initiated after councillors raised concerns about current enforcement measures in March 2026.
The dropped crossing procedure is part of the council's approach to managing illegal parking on verges, with officers sending letters to residents or businesses. Councillor Barry Muggleston, Cabinet Member for Regeneration, explained this process in March 2026.
No further developments or upcoming discussions regarding the dropped crossing procedure have been reported since Havering Council began its review of grass verge parking enforcement in March 2026. The procedure itself relates to creating or modifying dropped kerbs for vehicle access.
Key facts
- Havering Council began reviewing its procedures for enforcing parking on grass verges in March 2026. Source
- The council's process for illegal verge parking includes directing residents to the dropped crossing procedure. Source
- Councillor Barry Muggleston, Cabinet Member for Regeneration, explained the council's enforcement process in March 2026. Source
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