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A COFFEE shop in West Wellow is applying for a premises licence to sell alcohol and offer late night refreshment.

These can be notices by public authorities, private companies or individuals. See: https://www.hampshirechronicle.co.uk/announcements/public notices. Here is a summary of this week’s: l Highways England has announced a notice of consultation for major changes at junction 9 of the M3 at Winnall. The scheme is intended to reduce congestion and improve journeys between the M3 and the A34. These include widening the motorway into four lanes; rearranging the junction roundabout; three new bridges and other structures including new underpasses; revised walking and cycling routes; new ...

These can be notices by public authorities, private companies or individuals. See: https://www.hampshirechronicle.co.uk/announcements/public notices. Here is a summary of this week’s: l CBD Festivals Ltd gives notice under the Licensing Act 2003 that it is its intention to apply to Winchester City Council in the county of Hampshire for the grant of a premises licence certificate to use or permit the use of premises known as Vicarage Farm Park, Woodmancott Lane, Woodmancott, Winchester, SO21 3BL for the following licensable activities which it is proposed will be carried on, on or fr...

‘Urban meadows’ are to be created across Andover as part of an experiment to bring rare species back to the borough. Sites in Augusta Park and Picket Twenty, as well as St Mary’s Church, are among areas where grass will be left unmown until September as part of a pilot by Test Valley Borough Council (TVBC) to find out whether rare plants and insects, which are negatively affected by regular mowing, will make a comeback. The plans are part of a wider initiative, No Mow May, where gardeners across the county are encouraged to let their garden grow to allow rare species to thrive.