London Borough of Havering, GB is using food-sharing app data to proactively address food poverty
London Borough of Havering partnered with the University of Nottingham and the food-sharing app OLIO to combat local food poverty. The Council is using food donation data from OLIO to identify, track, and predict areas where residents need support to access affordable food. This pilot project allows the Council to proactively help residents who are force to skip meals or have limited access to nutritious food.
Mobile Data+5
London Borough of Havering, GB
![GB flag]()
United Kingdom
London Borough of Havering, GB Havering Community Hub connects residents during COVID-19
London Borough of Havering launched the Havering Community Hub, a new online platform, to bring the community together during the COVID-19 pandemic. The platform includes a variety of interactive features including online community cafes, live-streamed events, and online notice boards. The Havering Community Hub also includes important information on parking permits, tax enquiries, housing advice, job opportunities, etc.
Citizen Services+2
London Borough of Havering, GB
![GB flag]()
United Kingdom
London Borough of Havering, GB conducted a three-week online construction training programme
The Havering Council partnered with Wates Residential to conduct a three-week online construction training programme for residents. Participants learned the skills necessary for a career in the construction industry and received a guaranteed job interview with a potential employer. The interactive training sessions took place via Zoom video calls and covered topics such as introduction to construction, digital skills, personal resilience, and securing employment.
Economic Development+3
London Borough of Havering, GB
![GB flag]()
United Kingdom
London Borough of Havering, GB "Havering Together" transformation initiative to improve services
London Borough of Havering created the "Havering Together" transformation initiative to redesign, modernise, and improve local government services and productivity. The initiative's slogan was "cleaner, safer, prouder, together" and this collaborative mindset was presented to 3,500 employees. The Havering Together team consisted of only 12 staff members dedicated to changing the Council's workforce management to give power back to residents and businesses.
Workforce Management+4
London Borough of Havering, GB
![GB flag]()
United Kingdom