Author: Kate Orange

19/00536/FULLS

 

Erection of single storey detached dwelling for supported living at rear

12 Hill View Road Braishfield SO51 0PP

View the full details on the planning authority (Test Valley Borough Council) website here

Consultation expiry:  26/3/19

Comment of Braishfield Parish Council as a consultee:  tba

TEST VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL DECISION:  pending consideration

19/00247/TREES

 

T1 Conifer – Crown reduce lowering height upto 3m and reduce latural branches upto 2m

The Wheatsheaf Braishfield Road Braishfield Romsey Hampshire SO51 0QE

View the full details on the planning authority (Test Valley Borough Council) website here

Consultation expiry:  Mon 25 Feb 2019

Comment from Braishfield Parish Council as a consultee:  tba

DECISION OF TEST VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL:  pending consideration

19/00405/FULLS

 

Erection of a porch, and single storey side and rear extension to provide additional living space, and new fenestration

19 Hill View Road Braishfield SO51 0PP

View the full details on the planning authority (Test Valley Borough Council) website here

Consultation expiry:  Wed 13 Mar 2019

19/00461/FULLS

 

Erection of a single storey rear extension to provide an enlarged kitchen, replace bay window with french doors, lower ground floor window cill’s and raise window heads of first floor windows

Potters Clay Braishfield Road Braishfield SO51 0PQ

View the full details on the planning authority (Test Valley Borough Council) website here

Consultation expiry:  Tue 19 Mar 2019

Comment of Braishfield Parish Council as a consultee to the planning authority:  tba

TEST VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL DECISION:  pending consideration

Hampshire County Council is rolling out superfast broadband

 

Hampshire County Council is rolling out superfast broadband across the region.

It enables people to get internet speeds of 24Megabits per second or more – making streaming TV, working from home, online banking and shopping, and gaming a lot easier – to name just some of the benefits. 

Currently it’s available to 95% of the region, and that number is on target to reach 97.4% by the end of 2019. However, many people don’t know whether they can get superfast broadband or not, or believe it is more expensive than their current package – which is not always the case.

Hampshire County Council’s role is to provide the infrastructure to enable as many people as possible to access superfast broadband (not to sell the service). We have a postcode checker that will tell you if its available where you live, and what to do next if you want to find the right package for you. You can also register with us to be told when superfast broadband is coming to your area.

Use our postcode checker to find out if you can get superfast broadband now: www.hampshiresuperfastbroadband.com/myparish/

(This article was provided by Hampshire County Council)

Hampshire County Council’s news-release on Snow and Ice

 

Keeping Hampshire moving through snow and ice

Since the start of 2019 the County Council’s winter fleet has spread more than 5,000 tonnes of salt to treat more than 40,000 miles of road, almost as far as driving twice around the Earth!
Hampshire Highways teams are on 24-hour standby, seven days a week, from 1 October right through until the end of April, to deal with winter conditions and ensure that Hampshire keeps moving, whatever the weather.The teams use detailed Hampshire-specific weather forecasts in combination with real time information from electronic roadside weather stations to make decisions about the best time to salt the roads, where to salt and how much salt to use. Forecast road surface and air temperatures, wind speed and direction, rainfall, and ice formation are all important factors in putting the winter fleet to work, which can sometimes be a round-the-clock operation.

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