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Press Release

4 July 2019

Public meetings for residents to have their say

Residents are being encouraged to go along and have their say at a series of public meetings in Fareham.

Three Community Action Team (CAT) meetings will take place next week to give residents the chance to put their questions, raise concerns and give opinions to Fareham Borough Council.

The meetings will be held from 7pm until 8.30pm at:

Monday 8 July - Holy Rood Church, Stubbington.
Tuesday 9 July - Cams Hill School, Portchester.
Friday 12 July - The Garage Room, Titchfield Community Centre.

Two further meetings will be held at Ferneham Hall on 15 July and Brookfield School in Sarisbury Green on 16 July.

An exhibition of the Draft Local Plan issues and options will be held before each meeting between 2.30pm to 6pm at the same venue and members of the Council’s Planning team will be there to talk to.

Future development in the Borough will also be discussed during the meeting and the local police will attend the meetings to give updates.

CAT meetings are held twice a year to give residents the opportunity to talk directly to the Council leader, local councillors and officers in an informal setting.

Executive Leader of Fareham Borough Council, Councillor Seán Woodward, said: “These meetings are a good opportunity to find out what is happening in the Borough and a chance for residents to ask questions and put forward their views. We hope people will come along to the meetings.”

For more information visit our website: www.fareham.gov.uk/cats.

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