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…
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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
Community Alcohol Partnership
Enterprising Day 2016 On Monday 18th April a Year 8 Enterprise day was held at The Hayling College. These days are designed to highlight the skills that employers want in the workplace and encourage young people to use them with…
Posted in Alcohol Awareness, DRINK-less, Get involved, News, Young people Tagged with: Active Communities Network, alcohol, Community Alcohol Partnership, get involved, Hayling Island, young people
‘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
Community Alcohol Partnership Relaunch on Hayling
The Hayling Island Community Alcohol Partnership (CAP) has re-launched its alcohol ‘education and enforcement’ campaign following a successful program which reduced reported levels of anti-social behaviour on the Island and raised awareness of alcohol issues amongst young people. The re-launch…
Posted in Anti-social behaviour, News, Young people Tagged with: alcohol, anti-social behaviour, community safety, crime, Havant Borough Council, Hayling Island, reducing crime, young people