EV home charging · Havering

Can you charge an EV without a driveway in Havering?

Havering is expanding public residential charging with Connected Kerb, but we found no published household route for a privately supplied pavement channel.

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Current scheme status

No clear household scheme published

No clear household pavement-channel scheme found

Where the scheme applies

Public on-street charging rollout only

Published cost position

Public charging tariff varies by operator

Funding position

No verified household pavement-channel application found

Your practical route

What to do next in Havering

The correct order matters: do not buy a channel or arrange pavement work before the authority confirms the route.

Check the public rolloutReview approved and proposed residential charging locations rather than assuming a private channel is available.
Use the signed bays correctlyPublic charging locations can involve altered parking bays and the local parking conditions still apply.
Ask about your areaContact Havering's scheme team if the public programme does not cover your neighbourhood.

Site and policy checks

What could prevent the project?

Likely barriers

No current private pavement-channel application has been identified
A public chargepoint is shared infrastructure, not a household installation
Public charging bays can be subject to parking controls and local scheme design

Does Havering's public rollout allow a cable from my house?

No such permission is published. The rollout concerns council-approved public chargepoints and parking bays; it should not be treated as permission to trail a domestic cable or cut a private channel.

Official source

Confirm the current council position

Havering is installing public residential chargepoints with Connected Kerb. We found no current council route for a private home-to-street channel.

Source last checked: 12 October 2026. This independent guide cannot grant highway permission or reserve a parking space.