Devolution plans for Hampshire put on hold due to PM's resignation
WORK on a devolution plan for Hampshire has been put on hold by Boris Johnson’s resignation.
More needs to be done to help Hampshire farmers, say councillors
COUNCILLORS have called upon the government to do more for Hampshire’s farmers.
Councillor calls for virtual meetings to be reinstated on back of rising Covid cases
RISING Covid-19 infection rates mean councils should reconsider going back to virtual meetings, a top councillor has said.
'Toughest financial pressure yet' as council face £200m budget shortfall
A COUNCIL will have to plug an ‘unprecedented’ £200m budget black hole within the next four years.
Domestic abuse has become more complex post-Covid according to chief inspector
CASES of domestic abuse are becoming ‘more complex’ than ever before.
Council to slash nearly £1m from transport budget for disabled youngsters
ALMOST a million pounds are set to be cut from the budget that gets disabled youngsters to and from school.
Police and crime commissioner says police are under increasing scrutiny
POLICE officers across the country have ‘never been more in the spotlight’ a commissioner has said.
Defibrillators to be installed at Hampshire waste recycling sites after death of man
DEFIBRILLATORS will soon be installed at every household waste recycling centre in Hampshire, the county council has confirmed.
Union reports fire service to the Health and Safety Executive
TWO fire and rescue services have been reported to the government for a policy which a union claims could see firefighters sent into fires with their breathing equipment turned off.
Union reports fire service to the Health and Safety Executive
TWO fire and rescue services have been reported to the government for a policy which a union claims could see firefighters sent into fires with their breathing equipment turned off.
