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The Havering vision for infrastructure

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The Havering vision for infrastructure STANSTEAD 29.5 miles 40 mins

Sustainable Transport Improvements

Harold Wood

Romford

Hornchurch

Upminster

Key Strategic north-south link DLR from Thamesmead

Rainham

Bus improvements A1306 improvements Beam Park New Station

LONDON CITY AIRPORT 7.7 miles 30 mins

Current rail/tube stations Wharf infrastructure Thames Clipper Services New stop for HS1 in Havering or Barking and Dagenham

The Thames Corridor has always been considered a major area for regeneration. It has already seen major growth and investment which is starting to move further east in London and Essex. Havering benefits with the Thames Freeport and the potential new East Havering Data Centre. It also has the Riverside BID and new housing growth. The new third Thames River Crossing will improve connectivity between Essex and Kent. However, the whole region still suffers from limited infrastructure such as good public transport connections to help unlock this potential further. This all impacts the wider borough of Havering which has limited North to South public transport connectivity. We agree there needs to be a wider strategic approach to join the dots between Essex and London to help see the true potential of this growth to improve access to jobs, skills and homes.


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