A planning application for 195 new homes at Sinah Lane, Hayling Island, has been lodged with the Planning Inspectorate for non-determination.
The developers, Barratt Homes, have lodged an appeal stating the statutory period in which to decide and...
On Monday (15 June) many high street shops selling non-essential items will reopen their doors for the first time since the coronavirus lockdown began and Havant Borough Council (HBC) is ready to help shoppers and businesses.
The council has...
Bulky waste collections across the borough of Havant are set to re-start from Monday 18 May.
Bookings for bulky waste collections were suspended in March due to the need for Havant Borough Council and Norse South East to prioritise rubbish and...
Following the Government’s decision to loosen lockdown restrictions Havant Borough Council is re-opening some recreation facilities.
Tennis courts and multi-use games areas around the borough can now be used by those following the government’s new...
Residents across the borough of Havant are reminded there will be NO CHANGE to their rubbish and recycling collection days over the May Bank Holiday.
There will be no change to collections on Friday 8 May, which will be a bank holiday to mark the...
Havant Borough Council has pulled out all the stops so that it’s now well underway with processing payments for more than 750 businesses who have applied for coronavirus-related grants.
The council is doing everything it can to get funds out to...
In order to protect the public and help slow the spread of coronavirus, Havant Borough Council has made changes to public facilities.
Allotments
The council-owned allotments in the borough remain open, although we would remind residents to follow...
Havant Borough Council is answering the government’s call for councils to co-ordinate efforts to support local people affected by coronavirus.
Havant Borough Council is working alongside voluntary organisations to manage the response in the...
With the continuing concerns over Government under-funding Councillors at Havant Borough Council have agreed to increase their part of the Council Tax by £5 a year on a Band D property.
The increase of 2.45 per cent to £209.48 – just 57 pence a day...
East Hampshire District Council and Havant Borough Council have been successful in securing further funding to end rough sleeping within the two areas.
The total amount being awarded for the next year across the two authorities is £92,774, after a...
