Free Display Set to Return Havant Borough Council will once again be holding its annual Bonfire and Firework display at Stockheath Common in Leigh Park, Havant on Sunday 5th November. The family event for all ages will begin when the…
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Remember, remember the 5th of November
Posted in Family, Get involved, Havant Borough Council, News, Partnership Working, Safety, Young people Tagged with: get involved, Havant, Havant Borough Council, Leigh Park, News, young people
Safe & Sound Questionnaire
How safe is your home? Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service want to make you and your home safer so they have put together a questionnaire which will assess fire safety in your home. Once you have completed the questionnaire, you will…
Posted in Family, Get involved, News, Partnership Working, Safety, Support, Supporting Families Tagged with: Advice, community safety, get involved, Hampshire Fire and Rescue, News
Mental Health Awareness Week
Take the Survey The Mental Health Foundation survey uses the Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing scale to measure your general level of mental health and wellbeing. Answering the seven questions gives you a score you can compare against the national average. The survey…
Posted in Family, Get involved, MIND, News, Safety, Support Tagged with: #MHAW17, Advice, get involved, Health, Mental Health, MIND, News
Mental Health Awareness Week
8 May – 14 May 2017 – ‘Survive to Thrive’ We all have mental health. Good mental health is an asset that helps us to thrive. This is not just the absence of a mental health problem, but having the ability…
Posted in Family, Get involved, MIND, News, Support, Young people Tagged with: #MHAW17, Advice, confidence, get involved, Mental Health, MIND, partnership
Hampshire Fire & Rescue Service – Safe & Well Visits
Safe & Well visits by Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service A Safe and Well visit is a person centred home visit to identify and reduce risk to the occupier or occupiers, taking into account their behaviours and the social and…
Posted in Family, Get involved, News, Partnership Working, Safety Tagged with: get involved, Hampshire Fire and Rescue, News, Partnership Working, Safety
Wildfire
Raising Awareness of the Risks of Sending Nude Pictures Online Hampshire Constabulary ran a Police Apprentice competition last year for secondary schools to design a peer to peer campaign to tackle the increasingly concerning issue of young people sending nude…
Posted in Internet Safety, News, Safety, Young people Tagged with: Advice, get involved, Hampshire Constabulary, Internet Safety, young people
Open Morning at Havant Jobcentre Plus
Wednesday 15th February 2017 10am-1pm Have you recently been affected by the Benefit Cap? Have you had difficulties budgeting? Have you lost direction about future employment? Do you know where to go for support? Come along to the drop in…
Who Let the Dogs Out?
Public Consultation on Dogs in Open Spaces The council is asking residents for their views on dogs using open spaces as part of a consultation into a proposed Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO). PSPOs were introduced by Government in October…
Posted in Consultation, Dogs, Family, Get involved, Havant Borough Council, News, PUblic Space Protection Orders Tagged with: community safety, Dogs, get involved, Havant, Havant Borough Council, Hayling Island, Leigh Park, Waterlooville
Fundraising Film Premiere
Southern Domestic Abuse Service (SDAS) have made a short fundraising film for their “Buy a Brick” Campaign for the desperately needed refuge in the South East Hampshire area. SDAS would be would be delighted if you were able to join them on Tuesday 8 November 3-4pm at…
Posted in Buy a Brick, Domestic abuse, Fundraising, Get involved, News, Safety Tagged with: Buy a Brick, community safety, domestic abuse, Fundraising, get involved, SDAS
Halloween – No Trick or Treat
Download and display Hampshire Constabulary’s free poster if you want to avoid trick or treaters this year. If you do not want to be disturbed by trick or treaters this Halloween, download and print out a copy of the to…
Posted in Anti-social behaviour, Get involved, News, Policing, Safety, Young people Tagged with: anti-social behaviour, community safety, get involved, Halloween, young people