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
Ball Games in Public Places
During the spring and summer each year the Council receives complaints about young people playing ball games in public places. In general, ball games are a fun activity for young people playing them and can be a source of disturbance for those who are not. Unfortunately, this…
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
Domestic Homicide Review 2016
Domestic Homicide Reviews are carried out to ensure that lessons are learnt when a person has been killed as a result of domestic violence. The Home Office multi-agency statutory guidance defines a Domestic Homicide Review as a review of the circumstances in which…
Posted in Domestic abuse, News, Violence Tagged with: domestic abuse, Havant, Havant Borough Council, violence
‘We’re watching you’
Dog owners who don’t clear up after their pets be warned Research shows dog fouling tends to occur at night because some pet owners know they will not be seen under the cover of darkness. As such, there is a…
Posted in Anti-social behaviour, Get involved, Litter, News Tagged with: anti-social behaviour, dog mess, flytipping, Havant, Havant Borough Council, Hayling Island, Leigh Park, litter, litter pick, pink poo, Waterlooville
Havant Rangers on BBC show ‘Don’t Mess With Me’
The BBC have recently shown a five part documentary series hosted by Margaret Mountford investigating the methods and tactics Councils are using to combat the litter problem in Britain. Havant’s own Environmental Rangers featured in episode five, Fast Food. The Rangers demonstrated the ‘Paint Poo Pink’ Campaign and…
Posted in Litter, News Tagged with: community safety, dog mess, Havant, Havant Borough Council, litter, Pick Up or Pay Up, pink poo
Plain Clothes Patrols
Havant Council plan plain clothes patrols to target people who fail to clean up after their dogs! Council rangers working in plain clothes are ready to issue irresponsible dog owners with a Fixed Penalty Notice of £75 if they fail…
Posted in Anti-social behaviour, Litter, News Tagged with: anti-social behaviour, community safety, crime, dog mess, Havant, Havant Borough Council, litter, Pick Up or Pay Up, pink poo
Neighbourhood Watch
Havant Neighbourhood Watch and Waterlooville and District Neighbourhood Watch are important members of the Safer Havant Partnership. You can help to make your community safer by joining your local scheme. Neighbourhood Watch is one of the most successful crime prevention…
Posted in Anti-social behaviour, Get involved, Policing Tagged with: Havant, Neighbourhood Watch, volunteering, Waterlooville
Commissioner Hayes meets Havant’s safety partners…
Hampshire Police and Crime Commissioner Simon Hayes spent a day in Havant and Waterlooville yesterday (Monday 4 Feb 2013), as part of his drive to engage with the wider communities of Hampshire and Isle of Wight. The morning was spent meeting police officers and…
Posted in News Tagged with: Hampshire Constabulary, Hampshire Police and Crime Commissioner, Havant, Havant Borough Council, Simon Hayes, Waterlooville