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BUSINESS/COMMUNITY MEETING


BUSINESS/COMMUNITY MEETING for Waterlooville has been organised for

Thursday 10 May at 5.30pm until 6.45pm in Waterlooville Library
Perhaps you have a concern over:
- Wellington way development
- facilities in Jubilee park: Play equipment; Pavilion
- Subways in town centre
- ????

Got questions? Got concerns? Got moans? Then don't sit at home come to the meeting. Other areas in Havant get things done. Why not Waterlooville? Is it because nobody cares so there is no voice? Is it because there is apathy? Is it because 'nothing will change'? It won't unless Waterlooville gets itself heard and now is your chance.
THURSDAY 10 MAY 5.30PM TILL 6.45PM WATERLOOVILLE LIBRARY

Councillor Tim Pike Cabinet Lead for Economy and Infrastructure Projects at Havant Borough Council will attend to update everyone on the latest developments in Waterlooville.

Come to this meeting and ask questions! It is your time to make your feelings known about the many issues you feel affect Waterlooville. It is hoped that your ward and county councillors may also attend.


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