Cristiano Magaglio

4 days ago | dailyecho.co.uk | Cristiano Magaglio

Willow Mead (Image: Google Maps) Plans have been submitted for two retirement bungalows in Hedge End. The bungalows, intended for over-55s, would be part of the Willow Mead retirement complex. A previous proposal for four flats was rejected due to concerns about the development's impact on neighbours, inadequate amenity space information, potential tree shading, and noise from a nearby main road.

4 days ago | dailyecho.co.uk | Cristiano Magaglio

Wates House in Fareham (Image: Councillor David Hamilton) A councillor has expressed disappointment after plans to use 27 flats for council housing were blocked The proposal to purchase Wates House in Fareham was blocked at the latest borough council meeting, with all of the Conservative majority voting against it, in addition to the sole Labour councillor. It was labelled by the ruling Tories as too expensive and not suitable.

5 days ago | msn.com | Cristiano Magaglio

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5 days ago | dailyecho.co.uk | Cristiano Magaglio

Man in his 20s dies after being hit by car on A31 A man has died after being hit by a car on the A31 in the early hours of the morning. The man, aged in his 20s, was hit by a Range Rover at around 3am on Saturday morning. He had been driving a Vauxhall Astra, which crashed into the central reservation on the westbound carriageway, before he exited from the vehicle and was hit. It happened on the stretch between Cadnam and Ringwood at around 3.05am.

5 days ago | dailyecho.co.uk | Cristiano Magaglio

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