Twitter Status- Fact of the day: Steyning's Town Clock was repaired by the same people repairing Winchester's Old Guildhall Clock http://flic.kr/p/8zLwv6
- So when did this stop being Bentalls? I was planning some nostalgic browsing in memory of my grandmother... :-) (@ Beales)
- Blog post: Dominic Hiscock’s “lucky unlucky” campaign http://goo.gl/fb/y6n1E
- Discussing budo and refuelling ahead driving to Worthing... (@ Coffee House) http://4sq.com/cWHEkl
Category Archives: Parking
Good news on parking
Just back from speaking at the Cabinet (Traffic and Parking) Committee at the City Council – and there’s good news.
George Beckett and the Council have listened to local people and local businesses on the proposed parking changes and decided not …
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Victory on parking for local campaigners in Weeke
Many congratulations to Steve Feeney and his team in Weeke for their successful campaign to get sensible parking hours in their local roads.
As previously blogged, I was concerned when I saw that the Council Officers were planning to overrule the …
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Tidy-mindedness set to triumph on Weeke parking?
Back in November, I wrote about the excellent public meeting held in Peter Symonds about parking in Weeke. The people there had concerns about the proposed parking hours on their local streets and, pretty unanimously, wanted to have shorter …
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Parking, litter-picking and tidy-mindedness
A good session helping Winchester Litterpickers at the station this morning. They meet every Monday at 9.30 a.m. on the Station forecourt – anyone who wants to help is very welcome – equipment will be provided if you don’t …
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Attack on Winchester’s air quality
A depressing decision by the Conservatives at the council meeting on Wednesday… in essence, they’ve voted through parking proposals which could have been designed to increase congestion, increase CO2 emissions and decrease air quality in the city centre. …
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