See our Newsletter Item on a Gateway Building At their meeting on 29th April 2008, the City Council’s Planning And Rights Of Way Panel resolved to grant planning permission for this development….
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OPEN GARDENS DAY
Along with eight other members of the HCERA, I was delighted to be part of the open gardens day on Sunday May 18th. I confess to some trepidation beforehand would people come?…
PLANTS FOR FREE!
Do you have an unwanted surplus of some plants in your garden? Don’t throw them away, some other residents might like them. Tell your street rep or email hcera. Currently on offer…
ASK DON
from The Observer Magazine, 20 April 2008 A new law comes into effect in October to prevent the loss of front gardens to parking by requiring planning permission for any impermeable drive…
MIDSUMMER PARTY
This year’s party, attended by about 100 people, was an enjoyable and successful event not least because of the warm sunny weather. While Ian Jarvis and Tom Horton cooked numerous sausages and…
HCERA AGM
The annual general meeting of the Association will be on Tuesday 23rd September in the Hardmoor Early Years Centre, Leaside Way at 7.30pm. After the formal business there will be a talk…
SOUTHAMPTON PARTNERSHIP
Formerly, the five Neighbourhoods Partnerships each had a representative on the Southampton Partnership but lost these following reorganisation. The Southampton Partnership Strategy Board now has only five voluntary sector representatives. These representatives…
THE TRAVELLERS’ SITE IS DEAD
Following the Tories gaining control of the City Council in the May elections, the Council on 14th May resolved that the Gypsy and Traveller Site at Monk’s Brook be deleted from the…
IS PARK AND RIDE DEAD?
The land on the east side of Stoneham Lane, within the City boundary, will not be used for park-and-ride in the foreseeable future. At its meeting on the Monday 30th June, the…
NEIGHBOURHOODS PARTNERSHIP
Members of the Council’s neighbourhood involvement team must be biting their nails as they wait to learn who will be made redundant after the loss of five full-time-equivalent posts. Later this month…