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When we welcomed in 2020 last January, no one could have imagined where we are today.
The largest crowd ever witnessed the annual New Yearâs Eve Bonfire that bid farewell to 2019 and ushered in 2020.
Three months later, the world as we knew it changed. Our governor issued an executive order declaring a state of emergency due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Soon after, the Charlestown Town Council signed a state of emergency declaration that is still in effect today.
The town quickly pivoted to virtual meetings.
Despite the restrictions and protocols put in place to protect our residents, Charlestown continues to remain open for business. The dedication and hard work of all the townâs staff, under the leadership of Town Administrator Mark Stankiewicz, has provided us with continuity during this difficult time.
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An application to build a new nursery on a wooded area in Whitchurch has split the local community. Whitchurch Montessori Nursery and Forest School has applied to relocate from All Hallows Church to former railway land located between Park View and Wells Lane. Under the plans, the school would lease the site from Hampshire County Council, and place a prefabricated building on the site, as well as building a carpark and drop off area. The plans have caused a strong reaction, with many comments on both sides of the argument debating the school’s necessity, site suitability and environmental impact.
Airlines and Airports Stress Need to Align EC Proposal on Airport Slot Relief in Summer 2021
Airlines and Airports Stress Need to Align EC Proposal on Airport Slot Relief in Summer 2021
Brussels/Geneva - Europe’s airlines[1] and airports are highly concerned by the European Commission’s (EC) proposal to amend the airport slot regulation. The proposal does not sufficiently address the extent of the continuing crisis in air transport, the likely state of recovery in Summer 2021 and the required level of airport slot relief measures that would best support aviation’s recovery from the COVID-19 crisis.
Airports, airlines and slot coordinators negotiated a worldwide recommendation for relief measures in the Worldwide Airport Slot Board (WASB).[2] The Commission proposal, which was developed in parallel to these negotiations, differs significantly from the WASB recommendation.