Martin’s Twitter
It's wonderful to be at @cabinetrooms on the @WinchesterDC terrace - and it's GREAT to enjoy live music again with the @SpitfireSisters pic.twitter.com/FBvKsLYL0V
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I'm off for 48 hours #nosafespaceforjewhate pic.twitter.com/rDRjRNoxH3
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Enjoyable stop at #Marse in Middle Brook Street to have some of their v. tasty momos. Convenient covered seating too. #streetfood #Winchester pic.twitter.com/ToF3GUXD27
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Some access problems to the @hantsconnect Full Council meeting today - but you can watch live via @YouTube youtu.be/v8sMTSpR0PY
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Thirty five years after I successfully proposed changing the name of CSU to CUSU - they've changed it back! Good luck for the next 35 years! twitter.com/CUSUonline/sta…
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Category Archives: Walking
COVID-19 and our local streets
I’ve been thinking a lot about the challenges and opportunities that COVID-19 offers to the way we use our streets and roads here in Winchester.
Local enthusiasm and a flood of ideas to sort out walking in Winchester
One of the things I’m most keen to do as a Councillor is encourage and support walking in Winchester. I’ve been a campaigner for 20 mph zones for years. Since election to the County Council, I’ve successfully pushed to get pro-walking schemes on the development programme for Romsey Road and Stockbridge Road
Local Lollipop People – a quick update
I’ve been getting some emails from local residents who are concerned about a threat to local lollipop people. This has come as a bit of surprise, since a combination of campaigning by local people, hard work by local school governors, teachers and council officers in planning school travel and pressure from local councillors has just helped us get two more locally – one in Cheriton Road and one in Stockbridge Road!
