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Developers put forward proposals to build 5,000 homes, two primary schools, a secondary school, a park and ride and a health centre - all powered by three solar farms.
How council plans to tackle climate change in Hampshire PLANS to invest a further £1.2m in the battle against climate change have been approved by Hampshire County Council. The package of measures drawn up by the authority includes a proposal to run some of its vehicles on eco-friendly biofuel. Tree planting, improving natural habitats and installing energy efficient technology in public buildings are also on the agenda. The strategy was agreed at a meeting of the council’s cabinet and forms part of the authority’s commitment to become carbon neutral by 2050. Cllr Rob Humby, ex...
The trees outside Winchester Cathedral ABSTRACT trees created by children and young people from schools across Hampshire are now on display outside Winchester Cathedral. More than 100 trees have been designed by youngsters are over 25 schools as part of a project to spark a wider conversation about climate change, supported by Hampshire County Council. The interactive ‘Climate Change Forest’ art installation is adorned with drawings, sculptures, and recyclable and upcycled items such as plastic bottles and reclaimed wood, and can be viewed outside the cathedral until July 5. Each ...
BASINGSTOKE schools have contributed to more than 100 abstract trees created by young people which are now on display outside Winchester Cathedral, as part of a project to spark conversation about climate change. Supported by Hampshire County Council, the interactive ‘Climate Change Forest’ is adorned with drawings, sculptures, and recyclable and upcycled items such as plastic bottles and reclaimed wood, and can be viewed until 5 July. Each abstract tree on display has been created by pupils ranging from Year R to Year 11 from more than 25 schools across Hampshire, including Basings...
Hampshire residents have the opportunity to serve on the Hampshire Police and Crime Panel (PCP). Two members are needed for the body which scrutinises and supports the work of the Police and Crime Commissioner, Donna Jones. The panel will maintain a regular check and balance on the performance of the newly elected commissioner. It will also hold her to account for her responsibilities to the residents of Hampshire. The PCC is ultimately accountable to the electorate via the ballot box, however, she is required to consult with the panel on plans and budget for policing, as well as th...