The papers will be distributed over the weekend. If you are not in we will leave them in plastic bags somewhere safe and out of sight. If there are any issues and you cannot deliver this month, please let Jerry know asap and he will update the list. Thank you once again for all your efforts. We really appreciate it. jerry@haylingprint.co.uk
The September ‘Hayling Environment Forum’ organized and chaired by Alan Mak MP heard presentations made by Eastern Solent Coastal Partnership (ESCP) “on its coastal erosion & protection strategy”, and by Southern Water (SW) and the Environment Agency (EA) “on Langstone Harbour stormwater discharges”, was an opportunity for Havant Borough Council (HBC), Hampshire CC., Natural England, Langstone Harbour Board (LHB) and resident stakeholders’ representatives to share concerns and discuss possible outcomes regarding these vital elements of Hayling’s future. Agenda Item 4 was to “Agree actions and next steps”. So what was discussed and what are the outcomes? HIRA has already widely reported ESC
The September ‘Hayling Environment Forum’ organized and chaired by Alan Mak MP heard presentations made by Eastern Solent Coastal Partnership (ESCP) “on its coastal erosion & protection strategy”, and by Southern Water (SW) and the Environment Agency (EA) “on Langstone Harbour stormwater discharges”, was an opportunity for Havant Borough Council (HBC), Hampshire CC., Natural England, Langstone Harbour Board (LHB) and resident stakeholders’ representatives to share concerns and discuss possible outcomes regarding these vital elements of Hayling’s future. Agenda Item 4 was to “Agree actions and next steps”. So what was discussed and what are the outcomes? HIRA has already widely reported ESC
The September ‘Hayling Environment Forum’ organized and chaired by Alan Mak MP heard presentations made by Eastern Solent Coastal Partnership (ESCP) “on its coastal erosion & protection strategy”, and by Southern Water (SW) and the Environment Agency (EA) “on Langstone Harbour stormwater discharges”, was an opportunity for Havant Borough Council (HBC), Hampshire CC., Natural England, Langstone Harbour Board (LHB) and resident stakeholders’ representatives to share concerns and discuss possible outcomes regarding these vital elements of Hayling’s future. Agenda Item 4 was to “Agree actions and next steps”. So what was discussed and what are the outcomes? HIRA has already widely reported ESC
The September ‘Hayling Environment Forum’ organized and chaired by Alan Mak MP heard presentations made by Eastern Solent Coastal Partnership (ESCP) “on its coastal erosion & protection strategy”, and by Southern Water (SW) and the Environment Agency (EA) “on Langstone Harbour stormwater discharges”, was an opportunity for Havant Borough Council (HBC), Hampshire CC., Natural England, Langstone Harbour Board (LHB) and resident stakeholders’ representatives to share concerns and discuss possible outcomes regarding these vital elements of Hayling’s future. Agenda Item 4 was to “Agree actions and next steps”. So what was discussed and what are the outcomes? HIRA has already widely reported ESC