Waterlooville Events Team

Have you heard of Beatrice 'Tilly' Shilling?  She led a fascinating life and she came from Waterlooville!!  Go along to Waterlooville Library on Friday 8 March at 10am to find out more.

Big thanks to Lindsay who volunteered to take the notes and did an amazing job! Waterlooville Town Community Meeting 5 th February 2019 @ Waterlooville Baptist Church Hosted by Jackie Buckley, also attending Cllr Seale, Cllr A Briggs, Cllr Pike, Cllr Hughes. Also Representatives from Waitrose and Eric Jackson Apologies from Cllrs Buckley and   Patrick.    Also Carol Samuda Updates from the last meeting : Cllr Briggs: ·          Subway crossing/Maurepas Way ~ The phasing of the traffic lights across Maurepas Way were found to be incorrect and have now been remedies. Overgrown vegetation has been cut down. The subway ramp will not be reinstated.   ·          There will be an upgrade to a full Pelican crossing at McDonalds. ·          Traffic lights will be installed on the access to the B2150 from the A3(M). ·   ...

Did you miss the Community meeting because of the foul weather? Well, some brave souls did make it and it was a very interesting evening. Cllr Pike talked about the Local plan that will be out for consultation. A presentation will be in Waterlooville Community Centre at beginning of March date to follow. Don't miss it, make your views known. It can be found on line local plan It is the future of your town. There were also items on Recycling, CCTV, the old post office, Neighbourhood watch and the Wellington Way development. Notes will be out shortly and will be available here.

Why not have a wander around the car boots and then pop in for a coffee.  You might pick up a bargain!! Make a morning of it!!

Tonight is the night to attend the Community meeting to find out about the plans to rejuvenate Waterlooville. Prove to the council that residents are interested.  See you at 7pm.  Bring your friends and give a voice to Waterlooville.

Less than a week to go till the next Community/business meeting. Hopefully you have told your friends/colleagues /neighbours. Put it on your website/facebook page. Businesses need to attend. What happens in Waterlooville DOES AFFECT YOU! Easy to think that you don't need to go because someone else will, or it will make no difference. The answer is someone else might NOT turn up. If nobody turns up then it will make no difference as the council will believe that nobody is interested. Just by showing up in numbers will get the message to the council that PEOPLE OF WATERLOOVILLE DO CARE ABOUT THEIR TOWN. All local ward and county councillors have been invited. Cllr Tim Pike will be there to to talk about the local plan that is about to go out for consultation, and will involve Waterlooville. Have you seen it?? Local plan He will also have some feedback on issues highlighted at the last meeting as well as updates on progress on developments in town centre....