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Historic water meadow to be replaced with ponds amid concern - Vimarsana News

Historic water meadow to be replaced with ponds amid concern

The project, which aims to create a wetland scheme to offset increased nitrates resulting from new residential developments, faced objections…

Andover Ramblers: New public footpath opens in Penton Mewsey - Vimarsana News

Andover Ramblers: New public footpath opens in Penton Mewsey

This new footpath comes about following the work of Andover Ramblers member Paul Howland who has submitted over 100 claims for lost paths in North…

A303: New permissive path in Longparish creates safe crossing place - Vimarsana News

A303: New permissive path in Longparish creates safe crossing place

A WALKING group in Andover has successfully negotiated the creation of a new permissive path.

A303: New permissive path in Longparish creates safe crossing place - Vimarsana News

A303: New permissive path in Longparish creates safe crossing place

A WALKING group in Andover has successfully negotiated the creation of a new permissive path.

Andover residents dispute public use of Highlands Road land - Vimarsana News

Andover residents dispute public use of Highlands Road land

A patch of land between Highlands Road and Winton Chase has caused tension among residents after disagreements over its use. The land, which runs in a strip between the two roads from London Road to the field at the top, has become the centre of a dispute over whether or not it should become a right of way. A fence was erected across a portion of the land, causing anger from those who believe it should be a footpath. While noting that it is not officially designated, one resident said there was a “very strong case to be made for this footpath to remain in public usage” and prevent i...