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Find all the links and extra info relating to the Winter 2009 edition of Partners Magazine

Tuesday 17th of November 2009

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Welcome to Winter 2009 edition of Partners Extra!

Partners Extra is a brand new service collating all the web links available in your Partners Magazine in one easy-to-find place.

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If you want to know more information about any of the stories in the latest edition of East Hampshire District Council's community magazine then this is where to come.

Look out for the easthampshire.org heart symbol in the magazine. Where ever you see that there will be a corresponding link here to put even more information at your fingertips.

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Delay to reservoir application
www.havantthicketreservoir.co.uk

Elections update. To register for postal voting click this link

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Help for East Hampshire's vulnerable people
www.intouchsupport.co.uk
Green fingers for over 60s
www.shaw-trust.org.uk/hampshire_gardening-service

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Don't be a scam victim
www.consumerdirect.gov.uk

Page 8
Festive fun around East Hampshire
www.oldthorns.com

Page 9
Shop local
www.hampshirefare.co.uk
Stuck for something to do this Christmas
www.easthants.gov.uk

Page 11
Have your say on the future of the district

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Since Whitehill Bordon was named as an Eco-town things have already started to happen
www.whitehillbordon.co.uk

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Kate's green page
www.greening-campaign.co.uk
Tips for a green Christmas
www.est.org.uk
Heatseekers hit the road
www.homeheatseekers.co.uk
Free expert advice
www.environmentcentre.com

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Your health - Horndean to Havant cycle route
http://www.bikeability.org.uk/
 

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Benefit changes for young families
www.voa.gov.uk/lhadirect

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The waste less challenge
Put your foot down on food waste
www.lovefoodhatewaste.com
Purge your packaging
www.greenusesforwaste.co.uk
Neutralise your nappies
www.niftynappies.co.uk
Reuse and recycle
www.easthants.gov.uk

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Anonymous

02-12-2009
 

If the Bordon Eco Town goes ahead, I very much hope it will be built with as much CHARACTER and QUALITY as possible, not like many of these re developed towns with UGLY, SQUARE, DRAB and BLAND buildings, simply shoved up at the CHEAPEST POSSIBLE PRICE without regard to AESTHETIC VALUE for the community. If the planners go to PETERSFIELD SQUARE, hopefully they will take a leaf out of their book. They could also visit the LION AND LAMB lane in FARNHAM which oozes character and is a very pleasant place to be. PLEASE DON'T give us these square bland buildings with these PALE COLOURED BRICKS any more - if we are going to expand, let's make it a QUALITY JOB with QUALITY and CHARACTER and KEEP THE COUNTRYSIDE as well.

Anonymous

03-12-2009
 

With Reference to the article on p.16 relating the the "Horndean to Havant" cycle route. As a regular commuter cyclist from Horndean/Clanfield to Langstone I use the increasingly busy and dangerous stretch of the B2149 through Havant Thicket. Why has no effort been made to provide a cycle lane adjacent to this road which is the most logical/direct/shortest route between Horndean and Havant ? There is plenty of unused land imediately adjacent to the road.

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The cover of the Winter 2009 edition

The cover of the Winter 2009 edition

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