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Brighton Hill Retail Park - redevelopment proposals
You can view the latest plans by Equation Properties for its proposed redevelopment of Brighton Hill Retail Park here.
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Hampshire Household Waste Tip Survey
Managing waste across Hampshire How can we recycle more? How can we make our tips and doorstep collections work better? Liberal Democrat campaigners across Hampshire are working to increase and…
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Brighton Hill Lib Dems - demanding better for our area!
The Liberal Democrats already have a track record of getting things done here in Brighton Hill and Andy Konieczko, Andrea Bowes and Peter Whitaker are keen to continue to work hard for our local…
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Andy Konieczko - My promise to you
If I become your Borough Councillor on 2 May, I pledge to: 1. Continue to push for progress to Brighton Hill roundabout and make sure that your voice is heard 2. Support our schools…
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Demanding more affordable housing - a message from Sir Vince Cable
The local Lib Dems recently challenged Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council to do more to ensure that enough homes are built for families on low and middle incomes in our town. As the Council begins…
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Basingstoke Lib Dems Demand More Social Housing
Liberal Democrats believe in building quality homes for those on low and middle incomes. We need more affordable and more social housing. At December's Council meeting, Cllrs John McKay and…
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St Michael’s Retail Park - illuminated signs
The St Michael's Retail Park illuminated advertising totems are being left on all night, disturbing nearby residents. The totems however only have planning permission to be illuminated…
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Time to invest in affordable housing in Basingstoke
The shortage of affordable housing is forcing younger families out of Basingstoke.
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Demand better action on the environment
Basingstoke Lib Dems are making the environment a key part of their 2019 local election campaign, says party spokesman John Shaw.
