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eastleighnews.co.uk | Natalia Forero
A dog training facility in Hedge End has asked the council for permission to carry on operating. Lorraine Crawford, owner of part of Lower Grove Farm’s agricultural field in Upper Northam Drive, Eastleigh, has submitted an application to Eastleigh Borough Council to convert the land into a permanent dog training school. The planning application said that the dog training school had been there for several years under temporary planning permission, which was granted.
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eastleighnews.co.uk | Natalia Forero
A new unit could be installed in a Hamble nursery to provide more childcare spaces for the area’s children. Hamble Early Years Centre has submitted planning applications to Eastleigh Borough Council to expand its site and install a new unit in its Satchell Lane, Hamble. The Early Years Group is an independent day nursery group that opened its doors in Hampshire in 2017. Currently, the brand has five centres in Hamble, Dibden, Yateley, Winchester and Milford-On-Sea.
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2 days ago |
hampshirechronicle.co.uk | Natalia Forero
Lorraine Crawford, owner of part of Lower Grove Farm’s agricultural field in Upper Northam Drive, Eastleigh, has submitted an application to Eastleigh Borough Council to convert the land into a permanent dog training school. The planning application said that the dog training school had been there for several years under temporary planning permission, which was granted. The National Dog Training Academy operates at the site.
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4 days ago |
hampshirechronicle.co.uk | Natalia Forero
4 1/1 HAMPSHIRE'S top police chief Donna Jones has been accused of abusing her position by announcing her intention to become the county's first mayor.
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bbc.co.uk | Natalia Forero
Image source, Hampshire County CouncilImage caption, The illegal vapes were discovered during recent operations in Andover, Totton, Aldershot and FarnboroughLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceAn authority has seized £17,900 of illegal vapes, tobacco, and cigarettes as part of a crackdown. Hampshire County Council's Trading Standards Service said they were discovered during recent operations in Andover, Totton, Aldershot and Farnborough, supported by Hampshire & Isle of Wight Constabulary.
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Professor Sir Stephen Holgate CBE, representing public health and defending the public right to clean air, said: “How can we deliberately develop something that will have an impact on the community? We must put health in front of decisions.”
The meeting has reconvened, and @pauljholmes is the first to speak. He said, “All politicians in the area, on a cross-party basis, agreed that if this is allowed, it would destroy Hamble village.” #LDR https://t.co/4YSt3hZwSp
‼️‼️On behalf of @hantsconnect, Gwion Lewis KC said the decision for refusal was based on three reasons, which Cemex has overcome. Therefore, a planning application should be granted. “The county council is satisfied that the three reasons have been overcome,” he said.