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1. A Major guest at the annual Tory dinner
Get Hampshire, Thursday 24 February 2005FORMER Prime Minister John Major was guest of honour at a local Conservative dinner.
2. Expected traffic peak prompts safety survey
Get Hampshire, Thursday 24 February 2005MAJOR developments in Aldershot town centre will push traffic movements to an all time high, prompting council chiefs to rethink road safety.
3. School sets sights on sports speciality status
Get Hampshire, Thursday 24 February 2005A SPECIAL needs school has launched its bid to become the county’s first centre of sporting excellence.
4. Fury at secret £100,000 bill
Get Hampshire, Thursday 24 February 2005PLANS to enclose 350 acres of heathland with nearly five miles of fencing, costing taxpayers about £100,000, have come under fire.
5. Debate begins on 640,000 homes for south
Get Hampshire, Thursday 24 February 2005CONTROVERSIAL plans to build thousands more homes in Fleet came under fire during a special briefing for village leaders.
6. Public to have say on Park Road experiment
Get Hampshire, Thursday 24 February 2005RESIDENTS can finally have their say on a trial one-way system that has caused a stand-off between residents and motorists for the past month.
7. Another big bill as chicanes go
Get Hampshire, Thursday 24 February 2005WORKMEN have dug up the controversial chicanes in Fleet’s Elvetham Road – and left council taxpayers with an estimated £30,000 bill.
8. Businessman fears for life
Get Hampshire, Thursday 24 February 2005AN ASIAN family said they are living in fear for their lives after a string of attacks on their business over the past two years.
9. Date nears for tenants to give opinions on housing
Get Hampshire, Thursday 24 February 2005THE deadline for Woking Borough Council tenants to say how they want their homes managed is fast approaching.
10. Council tax rise is set below five per cent limit
Get Hampshire, Thursday 24 February 2005TAXPAYERS in Woking face a Band D council tax bill of £1,250 for the coming financial year, an increase of nearly £50 on last year.