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Winnall Flats criticised for being too small and unaffordable - Vimarsana News

Winnall Flats criticised for being too small and unaffordable

CGI of how the new Winnall Flats could look. Inset, former Labour councillor Patrick Davies ‘AFFORDABLE’ apartments planned for Winchester have been criticised for being too small and unaffordable. In May, an application to build two new blocks at Winnall Flats was approved by Winchester City Council’s planning committee. They will offer 76 new homes, with 32 shared ownership properties in one five-storey block, split into 18 two-bedroom apartments and 14 one-bedroom units. In the second block, also five storeys, there will be 41 sub-market one-bedroom units to rent. Leader of t...

Cases heard by Isle of Wight Magistrates including theft and assaults - Vimarsana News

Cases heard by Isle of Wight Magistrates including theft and assaults

Hannah Louise Bourdon, 34, of Leed Street, Sandown. Caused unnecessary suffering to a dog. 12-month conditional discharge, surcharge £22, costs £150. Rhys Patrick Davies, 32, of Avenue Road, Sandown. Theft of alcohol from Tesco, and theft of food from Sandown Co-op, in breach of suspended sentence. 14 weeks in custody. Drink driving. Rio Tyrrell Scott, 25, of St John's Road, Ryde. Assault a police constable by beating. Fine £166, surcharge £34, costs £85. James Anthony Glover, 50, of Fort Street, Sandown. Assault by beating. Joseph Charles Cooper, 34, of Dorset Gardens, B...

Climate change: A focus of Winchester City Council elections - Vimarsana News

Climate change: A focus of Winchester City Council elections

Campaigners question parties on where they stand on climate change EXTINCTION Rebellion Winchester have asked each of the main parties where they stand on local issues they regard as crucial for dealing with the climate crisis and that are within the city council’s control. Phil Joyce from the group said: “Unless we take unprecedented action right now, we're heading for a world where we'll regularly see extreme flooding, devastating droughts and large-scale crop failures. May 6th is our chance to vote for politicians who will make climate change a priority." The group asked each p...

Harassment and assaults on the Isle of Wight courts round up - Vimarsana News

Harassment and assaults on the Isle of Wight courts round up

Rhys Patrick Davies, 32, of Avenue Road, Sandown. Three counts of failing to report an accident, driving without due care and attention, driving without a licence, driving without insurance, theft. 12 weeks in custody, suspended for 12 months. Disqualified from driving for six months. Compensation £474.20. Tom Whitton, 41, of Downlands Crescent, Ventnor. Harassment. Scott Thick, 24, of Carter Street, Sandown. Three counts of criminal damage, while in breach of conditional discharge. 12 month community order, to include 20 rehabilitation days. Compensation £250. George Williams, 22...

Winchester City Council election: Parties share plans - Vimarsana News

Winchester City Council election: Parties share plans

MAJOR developments in the heart of Winchester and the bins will be among the main issues at the forthcoming city council elections on Thursday May 6. Coronavirus has halted much progress on the Central Winchester Regeneration, better known as Silver Hill and the £150m redevelopment of Station Approach. Progress on both has been glacial over several years with the Tories blaming the Lib Dems. The Tories are working hard to exploit unhappiness over new charges for green recycling bins. The Lib Dems point out that they are almost the last authority in Hampshire to introduce the charge a...