We’re currently looking at how Woodlands Hall and its surrounding open space can be used more effectively.
We’d like to hear from local residents, those who use the hall and the wider community to ensure that any new provision is suitable and useful.
Complete the survey via our website: https://www.easthants.gov.uk/woodlands-community-hall
Recycling and rubbish collections will not be affected by the Easter Bank Holiday with collections on both Good Friday and Easter Monday as normal. Garden waste collections will also continue as normal on both Friday 15 and Monday 18 April. Residents are being reminded that they should put their bins out by 7.30am on their…
Left to right: Cllr Deborah Chamberlain, Val Prichard (Clerk & Executive Officer), Cllr Rita Stubbings, Chairman Cllr Anthony Williams Headley Parish Council is delighted to have received confirmation that all 3 funding bids they submitted for works at Headley Sports Pavilion and Playing Fields have been successful. The Parish Council applied to the Section 106…
Changes to glass collections from 1 October 2024 Household glass collections in East Hampshire will be every two weeks from 1 October. We’ll also start removing bottle banks in October and remove them completely by January 2025. Find out more about the changes Fortnightly glass collections From Tuesday 1 October 2024, glass collections from homes…
Please find below a link the the April Crime Prevention Bulletin from Hampshire Police. https://headleyparish.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Crime-Prevention-Bulletin-April-2021.pdf
Please have your say on proposals to save £6.8million from the County Council’s Public Health budget. Changes are proposed in four service areas – health visiting and school nursing, substance misuse, stop smoking and sexual health. The consultation is open until 11.59pm on Monday, 9 August. More information is available at http://www.hants.gov.uk/public-health-consultation
The transformation of a disused field into new sports pitches at the Mill Lane Playing Fields to meet local demand is progressing well. Chairman of Headley Youth Football Club, Keith Harrison-Smith commented “As a small village, we have access to such great facilities to support local clubs in Headley with football, cricket, tennis and bowls….