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MEETING FOR RESIDENTS AND BUSINESSES

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Do you moan about Waterlooville? Want something to change in the town centre? Want improvements to Jubilee Park e.g better tennis courts? pavillion? play area?. Want to influence the building of flats e.g Wellington Way. Want to improve the life for people who live here? Your ideas are needed.

This is a reminder that the community/business meeting for the residents and businesses of Waterlooville is on WEDNESDAY 18 JULY @7PM in Waterlooville Community Centre.

The Cabinet Lead at Havant Borough Council, Councillor Tim Pike will be in attendance to answer your questions and give feedback. If nobody attends then the council believes nobody cares and Waterlooville will be at the bottom of the pile for changes.
THAT IS THE REASON FOR COMING TO THE MEETING.
If the businesses and residents of Waterlooville don't speak up then things will not improve, and you have missed the opportunity. Tell your friends, get the word out there.
UP TO YOU!

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