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Putting Havering on The Cambridge Cambridge Ipswich Ipswich M11 Felixstowe M11 M1 Felixstowe London Stansted Harwich London Luton Airport London Stansted Harwich London Luton Airport Airport M25 London Southend Airport London Southend M40 Airport Tilbury Tilbury London City Ebbseet Putting Havering on the map Airport Heathrow London City Ebbseet M4 Airport Airport M2Click on this page to go to the Havering map and from there, each development’s CM2ambridge M20 Cambridge informationM25 M3 M20 Map key Ipswich Dover Ipswich M11 M23 Ashford LondoFelixsDtnoov wBoeerMro1u1 gh of Havering M23 Ashford M1 Felixstowe Gatwick Crossrail Airport Folkestone London Stansted Harwich London Luton Airport Channel Tunnel Rail LondoLink n Stansted Harwich FolkestoneLondon Luton Airport Airport M25 London Southend Airport London Southend M40 Brighton Airport Brighton Tilbury Tilbury London City Ebbseet Portsmouth Airport Heathrow London City Ebbseet M4 Airport Airport M2 M2 M20 M25 Dover Map key M3 M20 London Borough of Havering Dover Map key M23 Ashford LondoDnov Boerrough of Havering Crossrail M23 Ashford Gatwick Crossrail Channel Tunnel Rail Link Airport Folkestone Channel Tunnel Rail Link Folkestone Brighton Brighton Portsmouth Dover Map key London Borough of Havering Crossrail Channel Tunnel Rail Link M25 28 Our housing regeneration sites 28 M25 A12 A12 Click on the red buttons to go to the sites’ 28 information pages. 28 Harold Wood Harold Hill A12 A127 29 A12 Emerson Park Click on the Havering Vision logo on each page A127to go back a stage. Harold Wood Upminster M25 Gidea Park Emerson Park A127 29 Emerson Park Romford A127 Upminster Upminster M25 Emerson Park Cranham Upminster Hornchurch Elm Park Elm Park Havering Havering A13 Rainham Rail links key A13 Rail links key M25 M25 Crossrail Crossrail A13 Greater Anglia A13 Greater Anglia London c2c Riverside London c2c District Line, London Underground Riverside Ri District Line, London Underground v 30 er Thames Ri A13 ver 30 Thames A13 Romford - Waterloo Estate • Queen Street • Delderfield• Oldchurch Gardens Scroll over each picture to see the redevelopment sites. • Waterloo Estate • Queen Street Location: Romford Town Centre Location: Within the 1,100 new mixed tenure homes Waterloo Estate 45,000sq m 5,000sq m Demolition of 285 properties (including Sheltered housing both tower blocks) scheme • Very close proximity to Romford Rail • Same links as Station (15-20 mins to Liverpool Street) Waterloo Estate. • Excellent road links to A12, London Road, A125 and A13 • Easy walking distance to Romford town centre. • Delderfield • Oldchurch Gardens Location: Romford Location: Romford 30 new mixed 300 new mixed tenure homes tenure home 12,000sq m 10,100sq m 84 properties to be demolished 14 properties to • Located by Queen Street Hospital be demolished. • Easy walking distance to Romford Town Centre and the rail station • Excellent road and bus links, including A125 & A1251. Hornchurch - Maygreen Crescent, Park Lane • Serena, Solar, Sunrise • Dell Court Scroll over each picture to see the redevelopment sites. Location: Hornchurch 150 new mixed tenure homes 10,100sq m Currently sheltered housing • Overlooking Harrow Lodge Park • Close to major road links and commercial centres of Hornchurch and Romford • Easy walking distance to Elm Park and Hornchurch rail stations. • Maygreen Crescent • Park Lane • Dell Court • Serena • Solar • Sunrise Location: Hylands Ward – Constituency of Romford Location: Hornchurch 200 new mixed tenure homes 40 new flats 14,000sq m 5,050sq m • Overlooking Park Lane recreational park 29 properties to be demolished • 2 minutes walking distance to main commercial • Easy walking distance to the centre of outlets and shops Hornchurch • Close to Queens Hospital • Very close to Upminster Bridge and • Excellent road and bus links, including A124 & A125 Hornchurch tube stations • Easy access to Romford and Emerson Park rail • Good road and bus links. stations. Gidea Park - Delta TMO Estate • Royal Jubilee Court Scroll over each picture to see the redevelopment sites. • Royal Jubilee Court Location: Gidea Park 150 new mixed tenure homes 12,100sq m 52 properties to be demolished • Easy walking distance of Romford town centre • Bordering one of Romford’s best park locations, Raphael’s Park • Excellent road and bus links • Easy walking distance to Romford rail station. • Delta TMO Estate Location: Gidea Park 350 + new mixed tenure homes 16,000sq m • Close to Romford Town Centre • Easy walking distance to Gidea Park rail station • Excellent road and bus links, including A12, M25 & A127. Rainham - Napier House, New Plymouth House Scroll over the picture to see the redevelopment site. • Napier House • New Plymouth House Location: Rainham 200 new mixed tenure homes 7,300sq m Both tower blocks to be demolished (97 units) • Excellent road links to A1306 and A13 • Easy walking distance to Rainham rail station. Cranham - Brunswick Court Scroll over the picture to see the redevelopment site. • Brunswick Court Location: Cranham 50 new units • Currently Sheltered housing scheme • Excellent links to M25 Orbital and A127 • Close to Upminster rail station Harold Hill - Chippenham Road, Farnham Road, Hilldene Avenue Scroll over the picture to see the redevelopment site. • Chippenham Road • Farnham Road • Hilldene Avenue Location: Harold Hill 63 new homes • Addition of two-storey units above existing properties • Main commercial centre within Romford • Excellent road and bus links, including A12 • Close to Harold Wood rail station..
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