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Search the Public Notice PortalFour more open spaces in Havering are earmarked to become village greens following the tenth dedication in the borough.
Havering Council has revealed that Queen's Theatre Green, Elliot Playing Field and The Havering Well Garden - all in Hornchurch - as well as Cherry Tree Lane Green in Rainham, have been put forward for village green status.
If approved by the council, this status would protect these sites from future development and ensure they remain accessible for recreation and public events in years to come.
The proposals follow the dedication of Havering-atte-Bower Village Green on Sunday (March 1), which marked the tenth piece of land to be recognised in this way.
Other village greens dedicated in the past two years include Ongar Way Village Green, Platford and Tyle Green, Priory Green, Wennington Village Green and Gooshays Green.
Councillor Ray Morgon, leader of Havering Council, said these dedications are part of the council's "ongoing commitment to safeguarding much‑loved open spaces for residents".
Cllr Morgon said: "This latest village green dedication at Havering‑atte‑Bower marks an important milestone, becoming the tenth area in our borough to receive this special protection.
"With four more dedications optioned before the end of March, subject to cabinet approval, it will bring the total to 14 village greens in just over two years, meaning we’re continuing to strengthen that legacy across Havering."
The cabinet is set to make a decision on the proposed greens at a meeting on March 11.
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