The GLF Transport Sub Committee is working to highlight Age Friendly travel.  We would appreciate your feed back on transport issues in your borough, please complete the attached survey and return to greaterlondonforum@outlook.com

The Transport Sub Committee’s objective is to work with Transport for London, regional and local governments to influence change in the areas that you feel require development, to highlight the gaps in boroughs that are not meeting the Age Friendly requirements, to work with the Forums/groups to action change.

GLF Transport Sub Committee survey January 2023 Survey.pdf

GLF Transport Sub Committee survey January 2023 Survey word document

Thank you for your time

Best regards

Zara

The Action Fraud Cyber crime figures for Havering in December 2022

The Mayor’s Office for Policing And Crime (MOPAC) no longer fits the needs of the London Borough of Havering.

No access or points of contact, poor visibility of police on the streets, one police station in 43 sq. Miles, so no engagement or exchange of information with our neighbourhood police teams.

LBH needs to feel a safe place to grow old and we no longer feel the current service fits our needs and is of poor value.

We support the Officers we have and this is no criticism of them.

Sign here

Or if you have friends, family, colleagues who don’t have access to the internet please download the following pdf file and email to contacthavo50@gmail.com . A photo of the completed petition will be OK or bring it along to our next forum meeting on Tuesday 17th January

Give Havering the Police Force it needs and deserves.pdf

• Welcome from the Chair
• Guest Speaker:

Sue Dix

Chair of the Board of Trustees

Citizens Advice Havering

• Events / Lucky Number
• Members Question & Answer session

President/Chairman/Champion

• Information from

partners/police/voluntary sector

(when available)

• Any other business
• Date of Next Meeting :

Tuesday : 17^th January 2023

Don’t miss out on The Mayor of London’s Warmer Homes Programme!

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The Greater London Authority has teamed up with RetrofitWorks – a Trustmarked retrofitting cooperative – to deliver this fantastic offer.

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Across London organisations are supporting homeowners to access the grant free of cost. Click here to see the list of Warmer Homes Advocates and organisations lending a hand.