[May 2021] Here’s the result of the May 2021 contest for the St Faiths ward seat on the Borough Council. 1. Imogen Payter →
◻️ Impact of the pandemic on our children
[February 2021] We have raised before our concerns about the availability of free holiday meals for children. We tested this out over the Christmas →
◻️ Warblington Station footbridge: promise broken
[July 2020] At the time of the public consultation for the development on the site of Strides Farm and the flower nursery (which is →
◻️ Keeping St Faiths safe and tidy
[August 2020] We have raised some issues to improve the ward and keep it safe and tidy. These include: Repainting the pedestrian crossing in →
◻️ Langstone Technology Park lighting
[October 2020] We have contacted Havant Council on several occasions to ask why overnight lighting of the Technology Park has increased significantly. People living close to the →
◻️ Landlord registration and licensing
[June 2020] The impact of the virus has increased the financial pressures on many people, especially those on lower incomes and young families. To →
◻️ Problems with garden waste service
[December 2020] Household rubbish has been collected remarkably reliably in St Faiths throughout the Covid lockdowns. This is greatly to the credit of our heroic →
◻️ Promoting a greener Havant
[June 2020] Residents have expressed concern at the increase in notified sewage-laden discharges from Budds Farm Waste Water Treatment Works into Langstone Harbour during →
◻️ Opposition to increases in new homes target
[September 2020] The proposed new planning reforms are causing significant disquiet amongst residents. One specific issue is a change to the Borough housing target →
◻️ Free school meals in holiday
[January 2021] We were dismayed that our local MP voted against the motion to provide additional help to our most disadvantaged children. This initiative →
