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Category Archives: Housing
Dominic Hiscock’s “lucky unlucky” campaign
In 2009/10, we were lucky that, here in Winchester, we had a Mayor who cared passionately about homelessness and raised a large amount to support local homelessness charities.
Posted in Housing, Video, Winchester
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Martin Tod backs residents of council sheltered housing wanting warmer homes
Liberal Democrat Prospective MP, Martin Tod, has backed residents of Danemark Court wanting action on heating.
Posted in Housing, Latest News
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A big thank you to everyone who sponsored the ‘Big Sleep Out’
Thank you to everyone who gave so generously to members of the Lib Dem Sleep Out team (or anyone else!) as part of the Big Sleep Out.
Thanks to your generosity the Lib Dem team has so far raised more than £3,800 towards the Nightshelter and the …
Posted in Housing, Winchester
Tagged Big Sleep Out, Charity, Homelessness, Housing, Winchester
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City Council’s survey totally misleading
There’s a big problem with the Winchester City Council survey which they’ve used to conclude that people locally want step-change growth or to build on Barton Farm.
The problem is that their survey doesn’t include enough people from the city itself. …
Police Headquarters move should be an opportunity, not a threat
I’m surprised that the Chamber of Commerce and George Beckett are so negative about the impact of the move of the Police Headquarters from Winchester to Chandler’s Ford.
This is not the same as a big local business going bust or …
