The Havering Council Cabinet is scheduled to consider several business plan updates for regeneration projects and the Housing Revenue Account. These include discussions on the Rainham and Beam Park, Mercury Land Holdings, Bridge Close Regeneration, and Havering Wates Regeneration joint ventures, alongside the Housing Revenue Account Business Plan.

Rainham and Beam Park Business Plan Update

A report is scheduled for discussion regarding the business plan for Rainham and Beam Park for the 2026/27 period. This item is part of the exempt agenda as it contains information relating to the financial or business affairs of specific individuals or the authority, where the public interest in maintaining confidentiality outweighs the public interest in disclosure.

Mercury Land Holdings Business Plan and Budget Update

The Cabinet is expected to review the business plan and budget update for Mercury Land Holdings (MLH) for 2026/27. Similar to the previous item, this report is also in the exempt part of the agenda due to containing information about financial and business affairs, with the public interest in confidentiality deemed greater than that of disclosure.

Bridge Close Regeneration LLP Business Plan Refresh

A discussion is scheduled concerning the business plan refresh for Bridge Close Regeneration LLP for 2026/27. This item is also designated as exempt, as it pertains to confidential financial and business information where the public interest in maintaining the exemption is considered to outweigh the public interest in disclosure. The report includes appendices that are not available for public inspection.

Havering Wates Regeneration Joint Venture Business Plan

The Cabinet will consider the business plan update for the Havering Wates Regeneration joint venture. This report contains exempt appendices relating to confidential information, and the public interest in maintaining this exemption is considered to outweigh the public interest in disclosing it.

HRA Business Plan Update, Budget, and Capital Programme

A significant item on the agenda is the update to the Housing Revenue Account (HRA) Business Plan, including the budget for 2026/27 and the capital programme for 2026/27 to 2030/31. This report includes an appendix that is exempt from public inspection, as it contains information relating to the financial or business affairs of particular individuals or the authority. The public interest in maintaining this exemption is considered to outweigh the public interest in disclosing the information. The report is accompanied by several appendices detailing HRA projections, capital investment requirements, and an Equalities and Health Impact Assessment (EqHIA).¹