Read the latest AdLib for Hill Head & Stubbington Crofton Ad Lib Jan 2018

Stories include:

• Safe place to meet?
  • Council plans to build teen shelter for the village.
• Old Street: Builders slip in an unwelcome Christmas gift
  • PLANS for some 150 houses on land to the west of Old Street have now been submitted.
• NHS: Quicker appointments – but can you get there?
  • L ib Dems are pressing Fareham Council to look at options to restore a bus service to the Community Hospital at Locks Heath.
• Long wait at crossing
  • SOME months ago, the time pedestrians have to wait at the Burnt House Lane Pelican crossing was extended.
• Crumbling pavements
  • A resident pointed out that about five years ago many local pavements were resurfaced – but not all.
• LIDL: Fight to protect jobs
  • L IDL is being allowed to demolish its existing store in Newgate Lane, and the adjoining Apex Centre business units, to enable them to build a bigger store.
• IFA2: Safety and noise tackled
  • IFA2, the inter-connector project at Daedalus, took a step closer at recent Council meetings.
• A case for cameras?
  • Flashing speed limit reminder signs have been in action recently at sites in Crofton.
• Solving a thorny problem
  • There were some really nasty thorns on this shrub overhanging the pavement from the Titchfield Road electricity sub-station.
• Pointing way to school
  • an incident when an emergency vehicle was unable to find the school

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