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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 Winchester City Council will vary the charges for on-street parking permits, with effect from April 1:- Fees for parking permits: - Outer area resident and/or visitors -First permit - current charge £30, new charge £40; The Hampshire (Various Roads Winchester) (Parking Places and Restriction of Waiting) (Controlled Zone (No.2) Order 2012 (as amended) - Schedule 5 - Permit zone permit - Fi...

Unsurprisingly, we received a huge number of photographs of stunning Andover buildings from our members. From different angles of St Marys church to peculiar houses, each photo echoed the beauty of Andover buildings. Some of these buildings are centuries old, and share the history of Andover. Some other buildings are rather new, but the land underneath has seen the face of Andover change over the years. For example, the new Beech Hurst was built in 1990, but the old Beech Hurst that stood their since 1850 was a significant landmark for Andover village. Each month, we set our members o...

Many readers will remember this imposing building that stood in Beech Hurst park, which from 1947 was the main council offices for Andover and later Test Valley. Set in extensive grounds that separate the Weyhill and Salisbury roads, the park is still largely as it was but the house was demolished in 1990 and a much larger modern building erected in its place. First called Hillside, it was built in the early 1850s for Harry Footner who was a solicitor at what is now 16 Bridge Street, today still the solicitors’ offices of Talbot Walker. Footner was born in Andover, the second genera...

Posted by William Ayerst on 31/01/2021 21:37:09: The Sussex Miniature Locomotive Society appears to be mostly a group of people who come together to run 5" trains for the public, rather than a traditional MES. If this ends up coming to pass (who'd have thought!?) - then it'll be a Maid of Kent (internal stephenson's valve gear) or a King Arthur if I can find one. Edited By William Ayerst on 31/01/2021 21:39:08 PM sent

Andover Town Council has voted to maintain its tax precept at the current level following a lengthy meeting of the full council. Councillors voted to maintain the level at £21.10 per Band D household for another year, generating just under £350,000 in revenue. This fell short of the proposed expenditure of at least £466,208 the council had planned in its budget, with the internal auditor have suggested the council consider an increase. However, following debates over a proposed new budget, the costs were reduced to just under £365,000, with the remaining shortfall to be met from the...