Hampshire County Council declared a Climate Emergency in June 2019 and Cabinet approved the Hampshire County Council Climate Change Strategy and Action Plan in 2020.
With March 21 literally around the corner, Census 2021 is in full swing in the New Forest.
New Forest District Council is supporting a ‘once-in-a-generation’ opportunity to boost the economic regeneration of the region from the New Forest to Havant, including the district’s waterside area, as a partner in an ambitious bid for Freeport status.
Hampshire Police wanted to issue a timely reminder not to leave personal belongings or valuables in motor vehicles overnight, as we have seen a recent spike in thefts overnight, specifically targeting vans, in the Fordingbridge, Ringwood, New Milton and Lymington areas.
Our consultation on our Water for Life – Hampshire programme is now live.
It’s nearly 70 years since Action Hampshire was set up and it’s been supporting voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations to deliver great services to local people and communities ever since; speaking up for the changes they would like to see; and shaping the future of where they live and work.
February OUR NEWS newsletter can be read by clicking on this link. This monthly newsletter, created by Neighbourhood Watch Network (the umbrella organisation for Neighbourhood Watch across England and Wales), is for all supporters of Neighbourhood Watch, from households to volunteers, such as scheme Coordinators or Association Leads.
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The Parish Council is sponsoring a proposed expansion of Broadband to deliver Full Fibre Broadband to all residential and business premises in the village. Working with Openreach a Community Partnership Scheme will be designed to provide the required fibre cabling direct to each participating property. Funding to support the scheme is being made available through the Government’s Gigabit Broadband Voucher Scheme and Hampshire County Council’s Broadband programme.
Hampshire residents are being urged to stay at home to curb further spread of the coronavirus and help save lives. With cases of COVID-19 on the rise everywhere and a new variant that spreads more easily, it’s never been more important to follow the rules and remember ‘hands, face, space’ if going out for an essential reason.