parking enforcement
Havering Council is reviewing its parking enforcement data following councillor concerns about parking on grass verges.
Havering Council is reviewing its parking enforcement data, which ensures compliance with parking regulations, following concerns raised by councillors in March 2026. The review addresses questions about the effectiveness of enforcement regarding parking on grass verges, initially brought forward by Councillor Martin Goode.
Councillor Barry Muggleston, Cabinet Member for Environment and Deputy Mayor of Havering, explained in March 2026 that the council's process for grass verge violations involves issuing a letter to the resident or business owner, directing them to the dropped crossing procedure.
Key facts
- Havering Council is set to review its parking enforcement data. Source
- Concerns about parking on grass verges were raised by councillors in March 2026. Source
- Councillor Martin Goode questioned the effectiveness of enforcement. Source
- Councillor Barry Muggleston explained the council's process for grass verge violations. Source
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