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The Mayor and Mayoress of Whitchurch, Councillor Barry and Mrs. Sandra Jackman are looking forward to opening the festivities by turning on the Christmas Lights outside the Town Hall at 6.00 p.m. We hope Whitchurch will enjoy the event,which has been organised by the shop keepers in collaboration with other volunteers, to give the people [...] »Read full article:click here WHITCHURCH COMMUNITY AWARDS The Town Council would like to receive your nominations for this annual award,by no later than the 30th January 2012. If you know of someone,or a group of people,who by their selfless actions benefit local individuals,or the Community as a whole,please let the Town Council know. There is also [...] »Read full article:click here Please find attached letter to BDBC from Whitchurch Town Council:Buildings under Threat 8 08 11 »Read full article:click here Network Rail has rescheduled the road closure which is needed to re-build the bridge which carries Newbury Road over the railway in Whitchurch. Originally scheduled to start in August 2011,the timescale has been changed after protected species of wildlife were found on the site and additional work is required to obtain a protected species licence. Some [...] »Read full article:click here Further to local concerns regarding the following issues,the Town Council have been advised of the following:1. Pedestrian Railway Bridge between Whitchurch and A34:Concerns regarding possible removal of this bridge appear to be unfounded as we understand NR’s Structures team and also the W10 Gauge Project team have stated that neither has any plans to [...] »Read full article:click here Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council have responded to the Town Council’s concerns on the protection and local consultation on local buildings. Read their response here:Buildings under Threat –BDBC Response See the original letter here:Buildings under Threat »Read full article:click here Following recent concerns on the risks being posed to buildings of character within Whitchurch and the consultation process,the Town Council has written to Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council. See the full letter here:Buildings under Threat »Read full article:click here Well what a day it was. It became clear by mid morning that the procession would have to be called off due to the heavy rain. But in true British grit the stewards directed the people who turned up at the town centre (by which time it had stopped raining) ,to the fete which [...] »Read full article:click here It may be damp this morning but the festival committee organising the carnival in Whitchurch TODAY are not dampened in their enthusiasm to make this a fantastic day. Do come along and watch the procession starting at 1 pm frrom Ardglen Road. The route will bring the procesion down Evingar Road,Lower Evingar Road,Bell [...] »Read full article:click here | ||||
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