Please read the Littleton and Harestock Parish Council April e-newsletter here
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The Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) have arranged some Sir John Moore Barracks guided site tours on 4th May for local residents. This should support the next phases of the development consultation process and allow any residents that attend to understand the site in context when providing feedback.
For further details, and a Sir John Moore Barracks Community Update from the DIO, see here.
Please read the Littleton and Harestock Parish Council March e-newsletter here
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Hampshire Highways is planning to undertake proactive patching work to Priors Dean Road, starting Monday 3rd April for 7 days. Except for access, the road will be closed between 9:30 am and 3:30 pm each day
For more details, please see here.
Please read the Littleton and Harestock Parish Council February e-newsletter here
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Please read the Littleton and Harestock Parish Council January e-newsletter here
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Please read the Littleton and Harestock Parish Council December e-newsletter here
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Residents of Littleton and Harestock met with local councillors and volunteers at an Eco-Fair in Harestock last Saturday. A solar powered train set captured the attention of local people who took the chance to visit stalls about saving home energy, reducing household waste and improving local biodiversity.
Stall holders chatted to people about its neighbourhood meadow initiative and took away packets of wildflower and grass seeds for their own garden projects. Advice about improving the energy efficiency of homes will help to reduce energy bills this winter and residents could sign up for the loan of the Parish Thermal Imaging Camera to track down spots in their homes where heat escapes.
PACE has created a popular A-Z list of how and where to recycle locally and this is also available on the Parish website https://lhpc.org.uk/local-recycling/ – from aluminium, bras and corks through to stamps, vapes and writing instruments. There was definite interest in a local branch of the Winchester Repair Café, and the Parish Council is keen to hear from local repairers and others who might become part of this – either as a volunteer or as a user.
The Parish Council was really pleased with the public interest and support it received. The PACE chair, Cllr Liz Winn, said afterwards “It was a really enjoyable event for everyone involved and linking it to Winchester Green Week and the City’s Mass Bike Ride gave it a strong focus. There is definitely local recognition that more needs to be done to tackle the climate emergency. We are always looking for volunteers to join our group to provide information and to get involved in local initiatives.”
Image: Waste Prevention stand at Harestock Eco Fair
Contact: Parish Clerk 01962 886507
Please read the Littleton and Harestock Parish Council September e-newsletter here.
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The Parish Council accounts for 2022-23 have now been reviewed by our external auditors and no issues have been identified.
For further details please see:-
Audit Conclusion Notice 2022-23