An application has been submitted to install six streetlights on a footpath leading to Queen’s Hospital in Romford.

Romford Recorder: The footpath the application proposes to install six three-metre streetlights onThe footpath the application proposes to install six three-metre streetlights on (Image: Chantelle Billson)

The application was submitted by construction company Ingleton Wood and received by Havering Council on March 22.

Romford Recorder: Hornford WayHornford Way (Image: Chantelle Billson)

If the proposal is accepted, it would see six three-meter streetlights put up in a pathway that extends from Hornford Way past the multi-storey car park and children’s nursery and into Rom Valley Way.

It says: "This will provide streetlights for Hornford Way and the Queen’s Hospital car park and children’s hospital."

Romford Recorder: The pathway the application proposes to install six three-metre streetlights on leads to Rom Valley WayThe pathway the application proposes to install six three-metre streetlights on leads to Rom Valley Way (Image: Google Maps)

This route is privately owned land but has permission granted for public use.

If permission is granted, works have been proposed to start in June this year and end in July.

Romford Recorder: Currently the footpath has no streetlights installedCurrently the footpath has no streetlights installed (Image: Chantelle Billson)

A decision is scheduled to be made by May 15 and the application can be viewed using reference P0470.22 on Havering Council's planning portal.