Listening to your views is essential to the Council providing better services. One of the ways we listen to residents is by holding public meetings, known as Community Action Team (CAT) meetings. The meetings are a great way to keep up to date with what is going on in your local area.
Details of previous CAT meetings
Residents were invited to attend Exhibitions at each of the venues from 2.30-6pm, this gave them an opportunity to ask Planning Officers questions and talk to Engagement Officers about how to take part in the Have your say on the future of Fareham consultation.
Community Action Team events took place in the following locations:
(2 MB) (156 KB)A copy of the presentation from each event and accompanying meeting notes will be online soon.
For further information about this consultation please visit our Have Your Say consultation page.
In addition to the Community Action Team (CAT) meetings, there have also been a range of 'Pop-up' exhibitions across the Borough where residents were able to find out more about the Have your say on the future of Fareham consultation.
Most CAT meetings take place when there is a local 'hot topic' that is of interest to residents taking place at a crunch time. If you have an issue or any questions about the CAT meetings please contact your local Councillor or email consultation@fareham.gov.uk
In response to concerns raised by residents and local businesses a special CAT meeting was held on Wednesday 12 June about drug use in the town centre, the issues this causes and the positive steps that are being taken by community safety partners.
The meeting was a chance for residents and businesses to raise their concerns, find out what the Council, Police and other agencies are doing to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour associated with drug use and discuss how everyone can work together to keep the town centre a safe place to visit.
The meeting was being held in the Octagon Room, Ferneham Hall from 6-7:30pm on Wednesday 12 June, and it was attended by approximately 140 residents.
The notes from the meeting will be made available online shortly.
Special CAT Meeting Presentation - 12 June 2019, Ferneham Hall [PDF] (989 KB)
Special CAT Meeting Notes - 12 June 2019, Ferneham Hall [PDF] (252 KB)
For more information about the CAT meeting, please contact consultation@fareham.gov.uk or call the Consultation and Engagement team on 01329 824335.
The Council held a Community Action Team (CAT) meeting at Fareham Innovation Centre on 7 March to discuss the vision for Daedalus over the next 3-5 years. The notes and presentation from the CAT meeting are listed below:
(994 KB) (104 KB)For more information about the Daedalus Vision consultation, visit the Have Your Say page. Alternatively, please see the press release.
The Council held two Community Action Team (CAT) meetings to discuss the planning application for the Welborne Garden Village. The notes and presentations from the CAT meetings are listed below:
Friday 1st February, Knowle Village Hall CAT presentation [PDF] (2 MB)
Friday 1st February, CAT meeting notes [PDF] (110 KB)
Tuesday 12th February at Ferneham Hall, CAT meeting notes [PDF] (117 KB)
Exhibitions were also held before the meeting from 6-7pm where residents had an opportunity to read the banners in detail and ask Officers questions. . The CAT meetings lasted from 7-8.30pm. Exhibition banners were also on display at Fareham Shopping Centre until March 1st.
For more information about this consultation please visit our Have Your Say page. Alternatively please see the press release.
(167 KB) (3 MB) (167 KB) (3 MB) (104 KB) (104 KB) (163 KB) (3 MB) (109 KB) (3 MB)Fareham Borough Council held Exhibitions and Community Action Team (CAT) meetings during October and November about the review of the Borough's Draft Local Plan 2036 by attending the CAT meetings and Exhibitions.
The Local Plan looks at housing, employment space, and places where retail and leisure facilities should be provided. It also earmarks areas to be protected, such as countryside, community and leisure buildings, and open spaces.
At the exhibitions and meetings residents have found out about proposals for the local area and had the opportunity to speak directly to planning officers and Councillors. Notes from the Meetings is accessible by hyperlink below.
(2 MB) (174 KB) (84 KB) (78 KB) (235 KB) (108 KB) (85 KB)A CAT meeting on the topic of the two planning applications submitted by the National Grid took place at Holy Rood Church on 24 July. The applications include the detailed designs for the IFA2 converter station and a new area of public open space to be created around the converter station site. Around 160 people attended the meeting. A presentation provided information on the applications and the ways that people can have their say.
(184 KB) (201 KB) (179 KB) (183 KB) (160 KB)Fareham Borough Council has received an outline planning application (reference P/17/0266/OA) from Buckland Development Limited for up to 6,000 homes at Welborne Garden Village. We hosted the following Community Action Team (CAT) Meetings for residents to find out more about the application and ask questions:
(246 KB) (250 KB) (177 KB) (185 KB) (10 MB)Persimmon Homes has appealed the Council's decision to refuse its planning application to develop land and proposal to build up to 120 homes with access from Cranleigh Road, along with public open space and a play area.
A CAT meeting to discuss the appeal took place on Monday 17 October at Wicor Primary School, Portchester from 7-8pm.
For more information about the application itself and the appeal process please visit the Cranleigh Road, Portchester planning application webpage.
Wicor Primary School Notes (52 KB)
Cranleigh Road Planning Application Appeal Meeting Presentation (959 KB)
Ferneham Hall Tuesday 21st June (184 KB)
Summer 2016 CAT Meeting Presentation (2 MB)
Holy Rood Church, Stubbington Tuesday 28 June (190 KB)
Presentation (includes IFA2 update) (2 MB)
Catisfield Memorial Hall, Wednesday 29 June (169 KB)
Victory Hall, Warsash, Tuesday 12 July (185 KB)
Portchester Community School, Wednesday 20 July (181 KB)
A planning application from National Grid has been submitted in respect of their planned energy infrastructure project, IFA2.
A CAT meeting to discuss the application took place on Monday 23 May at Holy Rood Church, Stubbington from 6-7:30pm.
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