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Pelham Bluebell Wood and Garden

Open on Saturday 11th May from 11am to 3pm

In aid of St Mary’s Newton Valence.  Come and enjoy the Pelham bluebell wood and garden this Spring! The garden will be waking up, the bluebells should be lovely and the helter skelter and follies open. Think of bringing a picnic and hope for sunshine! Children and dogs welcome, on leads! 
 Postcode GU34 3NQ
 Entrance gate directly off the A32 between Farringdon and East Tisted, not off Mary Lane






Gardens Open in Newton Valence

Sunday 2nd June 2024 - 2pm to 5pm

 Teas will be available in one of the gardens The church will also be open and adorned with flowers and the bells will be ringing . There will be stalls selling Plants, Home Produce, Bric a Brac and Children’s Toys & Clothes .
The Village Hall will also be open for Pimms & Strawberries* 


 All In Aid of St Mary’s Church with exception of * which is in aid of the Village Hall



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Road Management update from EHDC

All on-street parking enforcement and traffic management functions will be undertaken directly by Hampshire County Council (HCC) from 1st April.

HCC has issued the following information -

https://documents.hants.gov.uk/parking/new-arrangements-april2023.pdf

In addition to this, the traffic management functions, as detailed below, will no longer be undertaken by East Hampshire District Council.

  • Dealing with enquiries and complaints from local councillors and residents relating to parking/traffic matters
  • Implementation of permanent Traffic Regulation Order e.g. Double or single yellow lines
  • Implementation of Temporary Traffic Regulation Orders e.g. road closures for temporary works
  • Disabled Driver parking bays
  • Access Protection Lines
  • Speed Limit Reminder sign deployment (programme currently on hold) - HCC have indicated that this will not continue
  • Implementation of minor lining and signing to address road safety issues raised by residents/councillors
  • Brown Tourist Signs and Private directional signs
  • Parking Suspensions - e.g. to enable works on the highway or access for removal vehicles

Therefore, any requests for these services should be directed to HCC traffic management team via their website www.hants.gov.uk/roads or via email to traffic.management@hants.gov.uk

It should also be noted that HCC officers have indicated that any future requests for parking restrictions should be directed to them through your local County Councillor

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Please click on the download button to view the presentation from Clifford Jones who has been working in Newton Valence, discovering what lies beneath our soil from an archaeological perspective. The presentation took place in the Village Hall 16th November 2022.

 

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