[February 2021] All UK Local Authorities are set three-year housing targets by central government. Conservative-run Havant Borough Council are the only authority in Hampshire →
◻️ 121 homes fall through, £3.4M funding lost
[March 2021] Three years ago, with much fanfare, Havant Borough Council launched their ‘Regeneration Strategy’ entitled ‘Opportunity Havant’. ‘Phase 1‘ of the strategy was →
◻️ Warblington Farm “rewilding”: confusion from the Council
[October 2020] A report was presented to Havant Borough Council Cabinet Members in June 2020, detailing proposals to ‘rewild’ the fields currently attached to →
◻️ St Faiths on-line hustings
[April 2021] On 26 April, Labour Party candidate Phil Munday took part in hustings organised by the Havant Civic Society. All four candidates who →
🗳 2021 election result
[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 →
