Hampshire Police have issued their latest Crime Prevention update. The bulletin includes information and advice on: Fake TV Licence e-mails uPVC Door Security A new Victim Care Service Neighbourhood Watch Online Radicalisation Reporting suspicious emails Businesses Against Scams Click here to download the full bulletin
A number of residents have recently been in touch to enquire about the current state of play with the outstanding issues on the development. The Parish Council have been working closely with Eastleigh Borough Council (EBC) in jointly lobbying the developer to complete outstanding issues on the site, with the public open space and the …
While we are all staying at home it can be difficult to know what to do if you need medical help or advice, but local doctors want to remind you that there are a range of services and support available. Dr Andrew Holden, a GP at Petersfield and the primary care lead for NHS Fareham …
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Hubbub, have published a useful guide, about waking what you have go further and saving money. It aims to inspire ways of living that are good for the environment and covers everything from fashion to food and from the homes we live in, to the spaces around us, bringing you tips and campaigns with simple …
Xelabus bus service that operate in our district will be returning to operate for residents in the Allbrook, Colden Common, Fair oak and Horton Heath areas from MONDAY 22nd JUNE 2020. The service is: X9 – Eastleigh Bus Station – Colden Common – Fair Oak – Horton Heath – Hedge End – Botley – Curdridge …
Household Waste Recycling Centres Hampshire County Council is continuing to work on preparations to safely reopen Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRC) in the week commencing 11 May, subject to further Government guidance expected next week on travel to an HWRC during the COVID-19 outbreak. When the centres open, there will be new measures in place …
Click here to access a map of some local walks around Fair Oak
This week, the NHS are launching a campaign to encourage people to still contact their doctor or NHS 111 should they feel unwell in anyway (it doesn’t have to be coronavirus related.) The coronavirus pandemic has resulted in a decrease in people accessing NHS services for a range of conditions that are not related to …
We understand this is a worrying time for residents. Support, advice and information about coronavirus (COVID-19) can be found here:
