An impressive 10,300 responses was received to help with the next four years policing priorities.

This plan sets the local strategic policing priorities for the Chief Constable for the next four years.

One of the things to feature heavily is around road safety, which will be included in the plan to work with partners.

Julie Butler speaks to Donna Jones, Hampshire Police and Crime Commissioner.

An impressive 10,300 responses was received to help with the next four years policing priorities.
This plan sets the local strategic policing priorities for the Chief Constable for the next four years.
One of the things to feature heavily is around road safety, which will be included in the plan to work with partners.
Julie Butler speaks to Donna Jones, Hampshire Police and Crime Commissioner.

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High respond to latest consultation will influence local policing priorities

You can support the Cancer Charity Macmillan at the Coffee morning on Monday 30 September at Winton House from 10am to 1230pm.

Last Wednesday HIgh Street solicitors Mackarness and Lunts raised almost £700 at their Macmillan event.

We hear from Alice Hitthersay at Winton and Joane Broom at Mackarness:

You can support the Cancer Charity Macmillan at the Coffee morning on Monday 30 September at Winton House from 10am to 1230pm.
Last Wednesday HIgh Street solicitors Mackarness and Lunts raised almost £700 at their Macmillan event.
We hear from Alice Hitthersay at Winton and Joane Broom at Mackarness:

Macmillan Coffee Morning on Monday 30 September at Winton House

If you are looking to volunteer, why not consider the Royal British Legion. They are looking for younger members, especially a new secretary.

If you haven’t serviced in any of the armed services, that is absolutely fine. It is all about giving back to your community.

Julie Butler speaks to the Chairman, Chris Paige

If you are looking to volunteer, why not consider the Royal British Legion. They are looking for younger members, especially a new secretary.
If you haven’t serviced in any of the armed services, that is absolutely fine. It is all about giving back to your community.
Julie Butler speaks to the Chairman, Chris Paige

Have you thought of joining the Royal British Legion

Abri Housing Association and 6a Vision Homes, hopes to start construction of 34 apartments for East Hampshire Council in November. They hope to be completed within 2 years. 

Rents will be affordable at about 50% of market rates.

The site, opposite the Railway station will see some demolition and is likely to be called Tews Court.

Sam Stone, Director of Land and Planning at Abri told Mike Waddington about the plan, the importance of good standards - including for the environment, water management and biodiversity. He stresses we need more homes and at affordable rents.

They hope it will be called Tews Court after the local business that was there from 1910.

More details at Abri and 6a Vision Homes to deliver 100% affordable development in Petersfield

Abri Housing Association and 6a Vision Homes, hopes to start construction of 34 apartments for East Hampshire Council in November. They hope to be completed within 2 years. 
Rents will be affordable at about 50% of market rates.
The site, opposite the Railway station will see some demolition and is likely to be called Tews Court.
Sam Stone, Director of Land and Planning at Abri told Mike Waddington about the plan, the importance of good standards - including for the environment, water management and biodiversity. He stresses we need more homes and at affordable rents.
They hope it will be called Tews Court after the local business that was there from 1910.
More details at <a href="https://www.abri.co.uk/media-hub/abri-and-6a-vision-homes-to-deliver-100-affordable-development-in-petersfield">Abri and 6a Vision Homes to deliver 100% affordable development in Petersfield</a>

High respond to latest consultation will influence local policing priorities

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