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Fair Oak and Horton Heath are semi-rural villages set in the heart of South Hampshire. Both villages are situated four miles away from the main town of Eastleigh. Eastleigh is a suburban Borough that lies to the north of Southampton and to the south of Winchester. The town has excellent communication links with Southampton International Airport, Southampton Parkway and Eastleigh Railway Stations, M3 and M27 motorways.
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Eastleigh Borough Council – Local Plan
Local Plan Examination – change of venue for last two sessions The venue for the last two hearing sessions of the examination of Eastleigh Borough Council’s Local Plan has been confirmed. The last two hearing sessions will be held at Eastleigh House, Upper Market Street, Eastleigh SO50 9YN on Tuesday 28 January and Wednesday 29 …
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Hampshire County Council is asking people who live, work and study in Hampshire to have their say on proposed changes to libraries. A 10-week public consultation opened on 9 January 2020 asking for opinions on: the emerging vision for Hampshire’s Libraries to 2025; the level of need for library services in specific local communities; proposed changes …
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Click the link and follow the simple steps to register your car and any other cars at your address who may visit recycling centres: https://www.hants.gov.uk/vehicle-registration-hwrc
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Eastleigh Borough Council - Local Plan
Local Plan Examination - change of venue for last two sessions
January 2020
The venue for the last two hearing sessions of the examination of Eastleigh Borough Council’s Local Plan has been confirmed.
The last two hearing sessions will be held at Eastleigh House, Upper Market Street, Eastleigh SO50 9YN on Tuesday 28 January and Wednesday 29 January 2020 from 9.30am each day.
Only those people who have already previously made representations as part of the previous consultation are able to participate in the forthcoming hearing sessions.
For further details including the Inspector’s guidance notes
www.eastleigh.gov.uk/planning-and-building/planning-policy-and-implementation/local-plan/local-pl...
Participants and visitors are reminded that there is no parking on site and encouraged to use public transport. Parking is available in nearby car parks.
For more details contact:
Louise St John Howe
Programme Officer:
PO Box 10965,
Sudbury,
Suffolk
CO10 3BY
email: louise@poservices.co.uk:
Hearing sessions - Eastleigh Borough Council
www.eastleigh.gov.uk
The hearing sessions will open on Thursday 21 November, 2019 and will run for a period of six weeks on the following dates:-HCC Consultation on Libraries...
Hampshire County Council is asking people who live, work and study in Hampshire to have their say on proposed changes to libraries. A 10-week public consultation opened on 9 January 2020 asking for opinions on:
• the emerging vision for Hampshire’s Libraries to 2025;
• the level of need for library services in specific local communities;
• proposed changes to the Library Service and the potential impacts; and
• any alternatives that respondents may wish to propose.
Full details of all proposals can be found at www.hants.gov.uk/library-consultation – printed copies of the information is available to read in the library. Please share this information within your own organisation, group or club and encourage your members to participate in this public consultation. The consultation is open until Wednesday 18 March 2020.
The Parish Council will consider its draft response to this consultation at its meeting on Monday 17 February. Should you wish to attend and speak during the public participation section of the meeting, please contact the Clerk in advance by emailing clerk@fairoak-pc.gov.uk
Help shape Hampshire’s library service for the future
www.hants.gov.uk
Hampshire County Council is asking people who live, work and study in Hampshire to have their say on proposed changes to libraries