Fareham Today Summer 2016

Summer 2016

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A message from the Executive Leader of Fareham Borough Council, Councillor Seán Woodward With summer here and (hopefully) some agreeable weather, there are plenty of exciting things happening in the Borough. Work on the new Holly Hill Leisure Centre in Sarisbury is progressing well and it is on target to open soon. The facility will include a 25m pool, gym and other exercise studios, so there’ll be plenty of ways to get fit and active!

The warmer months mean loads of free fun activities for young people to take part in. Access All Areas will once again be running during the summer holidays for 11 -16 year olds. There will also be a series of Play Ranger events for the younger ones to take part in, so no excuse for school holiday boredom! See page 13 for the dates and locations.

In April we joined with hundreds of venues across the country to celebrate The Queen’s 90th birthday with a mass beacon lighting. Our beacon was lit at Portchester Castle in a fabulous family event (pictures on page 7).

You may have noticed some of the wonderful floral displays across the Borough. Our parks team has been hard at work planting blooms for everyone to enjoy.

There has been another range of impressive entries for Fareham in Bloom this year; from private gardens, to town centres, to schools. I wish all the entrants luck as we await the results in September.

In May we held our annual Mayor Making ceremony at Ferneham Hall, welcoming our new Mayor of Fareham, Councillor Mrs Connie Hockley. Councillor Mrs Hockley will be supporting The Wessex Haven in Titchfield and Y-Services for young people as her chosen Mayoral charities. Look out for various events throughout the year, raising money for these two great causes.

Finally, please do get in touch if you have any comments or suggestions for how we can continue to improve our Borough. I always appreciate hearing from residents and welcome new ideas.

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4 Daedalus update 6 Events for your diary 7 Lighting a Beacon for The Queen 8 Meet the Mayor 9 Bringing People and Parks together 10 Meet our Citizens of Honour 12 Free outdoor activities 14 Forever Remembered 15 Get fit at the Fareham parkrun 16 Membership deal for Holly Hill Leisure Centre 18 New eco homes 19 CCTV 20 Fighting Fraud in Fareham 21 What’s on at Ferneham Hall 22 Your councillors

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DAEDALUS

from vision to reality Firmly on course to become the Solent’s premier centre of excellence for aviation, marine and advanced manufacturing, Daedalus has seen some major developments in recent months.

New beginnings, new names Remaining constant to Fareham’s vision for Daedalus, there is now a clear divide at Daedalus, creating two distinct business parks that have been renamed as a statement of intent for the future.

Taking its name from the eminent scientist Michael Faraday, Faraday Business Park Daedalus is an exciting hub for both established and new businesses. In May of this year new roads were completed ensuring access throughout the park, with Vulcan Way to the north and Spitfire Way to the south.

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Fareham Innovation Centre achieved 100% occupancy less than one year after opening its doors and two years ahead of schedule. Comprising 24 offices and 15 workshops, the Centre provides occupiers with advice and support to help them start and grow their businesses and make those allimportant connections.

Nine hundred students at Fareham College’s Centre of Excellence for Engineering & Manufacturing Advanced Skills Training (CEMAST) are busy learning their craft for the future in an award-winning building.

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COMING SOON...

The coming months and years will be an exciting time and we can expect to see:

Daedalus Airfield becomes Solent Airport Daedalus – a name to reflect the importance placed on aviation to the site as a whole. In 2016 Regional & City Airports were awarded the contract to run the airport for the next five years.

Against this backdrop of stability, and maximising the benefits of a fully refurbished runway and CAA licensing, Solent Airport Daedalus will not only continue to be popular with leisure visitors to the area, but also an important benefit for many of the aviation and aerospace businesses on site.

Visitors to the airport can now sit and soak up the atmosphere along with some refreshments courtesy of a new pop-up café on site.

Daedalus Drive, which connects Broom Way to the Waterfront side of Daedalus towards Stubbington Lane, is well underway and should be complete

later this year. The new road will provide easier access throughout the site including improved pedestrian access to the seafront.

Although Daedalus is now looking forward, the second phase Swordfish Business Park, takes its name from one of the earliest planes to fly from Daedalus.

Whilst there are still a good number of development opportunities available from both business parks, many companies are already in discussions with Fareham Borough Council about making a move to Daedalus once their existing lease has expired.

We are also working with businesses and organisations (such as National Grid and NATS) that are interested in bringing new facilities to Daedalus, and we will continue to listen to the views of local people as their proposals develop.

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• Plans for building a second phase of the Innovation Centre by early 2018 • Plans to lay roads and utilities on Swordfish Business Park, which would be accessed from the existing Gosport Road junction • Plans for new hangars • Plans to upgrade and refurbish the Airport facilities (eg the Control Tower, aircraft fuelling, etc) to attract new types of visiting aircraft.

For further information visit the site’s brand new website: www.solentairport.co.uk

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Events for your diary You can view details of these and other events taking place in Fareham Borough by visiting our ‘What’s On’ page at www.fareham.gov.uk/whats_on ALL EVENTS ARE FREE UNLESS STATED OTHERWISE

JULY First Sunday of the month, 10.00am

AUGUST

Countryside Conservation

Thursday 21 July – 25 August, every Thursday, 11.00am – 2.00pm

Mondays weekly, 9.00am – 3.00pm

Bring the kids along to these free summer events, every Thursday throughout the holidays. There’s something different each week!’

Performance Podium, West Street, Fareham.

Pedestrian area of West Street, Fareham.

Friday 22 July

First Saturday of the month, 9.00am – 3.00pm

Coldeast grasslands and woodlands.

Meet at Holly Hill car park.

Butterfly Walk: 11.00am – 1.00pm

Help with woodland and grassland management at Warsash Common.

New Road entrance.

Ages 18+ Contact the Countryside Service

Traditional Market

Fareham Farmers’ Market

In the pedestrian area of West Street, Fareham.

Thumbs Up Thursday

The Allure of the Butterfly

Night Light - Moth Evening 9.30pm – midnight

Join a ranger and learn about the butterflies and moths which colour our grasslands and woodlands.

Each session limited to 30 places.

Book your place from Ferneham Hall.

Farmers’ market

Countryside Service conservation@fareham.gov.uk 01329 231942

TICKETS Ferneham Hall, Osborn Road, Fareham, PO16 7DB 01329 231942 6

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National Play Day

Holly Hill Woodland Park.

Free activities for children aged 11 years and under. Please see page 12 for more info.

Book tickets in advance from Ferneham Hall.

SEPTEMBER Saturday 10 September, 9.00am-4.00pm

Bygone Fareham

West Street, Fareham.

Step back in time and see some of the classic vehicles on show. There will also be fun activities for children.

Thursday 15 September, 9.30am-3.30pm

Hedgerow basket workshop

United Reformed Church, Osborn Road South, Fareham.

Learn how to make a simple basket using only hedgerow materials, such as hazel, willow and ivy. For 16+ years.

Tickets cost £12 from Ferneham Hall.

OCTOBER

Traditional market

For full details of Town Centre events visit www.fareham.gov.uk

Wednesday 3 August, 10.00am-1.00pm

The Allure of the Butterfly

Sunday 24 July, 11.00am – 6.00pm

Gardens Open Day

Visit 8 of the award winning Fareham in Bloom gardens. Turn up at any garden to start the tour. See page 9 for more details.

Tickets cost £6 from the first garden you visit.

Saturday 15 October, 9.00am – 4.00pm

999 Day

West Street, Fareham.

Thursday 27 October, 10.00am – 1.00pm

Pumpkin Play Day

West Street, Fareham.

Book tickets in advance from Ferneham Hall.

Tuesday 26 July – Thursday 18 August

Access All Areas

Various locations throughout Fareham.

Free activities for 11-16 year olds. Please see page 13 for more info.

Gardens Open Day

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A great view from the top of the Castle

Charlotte and Lewis Heaysman getting into the spirit!

Crazy M entertains the children

Lighting a Beacon forThe Queen On Thursday 21 April we joined the country in lighting a Beacon at Portchester Castle to celebrate The Queen’s 90th birthday.

Over 1000 people attended, taking advantage of free activities and live music. A countdown then began as the Beacon was lit by the Mayor of Fareham 2015/16, which was followed by cheers from the crowd!

Basset Hound enjoys the atmosphere

The Courtiers entertain the crowd

Children dancing to music from The Courtiers

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The Mayor and Mayoress with the Beacon

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MEET THE

MAYOR

Fareham’s new Mayor for 2016/17 is Councillor Mrs Connie Hockley. She has been the Member for the Titchfield Ward since 2002, but as we found out, politics isn’t her only passion.

I have been interested in politics since my early teens. I started by delivering leaflets, before gaining my first Council seat for Fareham North West in 1991- 25 years ago!

Before getting involved in politics, I spent many years living and working in Africa.

I was a PA for a while and also owned and ran a florist and hair and beauty salon in Zambia.

I still like to visit friends in Africa as often as possible and love the way of life there.

My family keep me busy too. I have two grown up children, six grand-children, and an elderly Flat-Coated Retriever called Chaka (after a Zulu Chief!). My husband Geoff and I have been married for 52 years.

What are you most looking forward to in your mayoral year?

It is such a varied role. I could be cutting the ribbon on a new building, attending a charity event, visiting schools or meeting other mayors. I’m really looking forward to meeting people out and about in the community, particularly young people.

Being Mayor gives me a great opportunity to promote some really good causes and I’m especially looking forward to meeting the volunteers involved in my Mayoral charities and seeing how much we can raise for them.

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Tell us about those charities…

I have chosen to support two charities during my time as Mayor. The first is The Wessex Haven in Titchfield, which supports people affected by breast cancer. Six years ago I was diagnosed with breast cancer after a routine mammogram. I was lucky and they caught it early but I have lost two of my dearest friends to the disease.

My second chosen charity is Y Services, a Locks Heath based charity which provides youth work opportunities for young people. I believe that if we help and support our youngsters it will help them in later life; the more opportunities we can give them the better. I’ll be organising a range of events in aid of both of these charities, and I look forward to seeing as many residents as possible coming along!

For more information about the Mayor’s charity events please visit www.fareham.gov.uk/ mayor More information about the Mayor’s charities can be found at: www.thehaven.org.uk/ wessex www.yservices.co.uk

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Bringing people and parks together We are justly proud of the horticultural diversity we have in the Borough, creating so much interest in our parks and green spaces with new and existing schemes added each year.

Going Tropical Following the stunning displays of spring, we now look towards the summer with both seasonal and permanent planting. From colourful baskets and floral delights, to the more naturalistic meadows and herbaceous borders, there is an ever changing array of beauty to be enjoyed.

A new theme for our seasonal planting that will start this autumn, ready to bloom next spring, will be ‘Going Tropical,’ taking the influence of plants from the far flung corners of the world in a kaleidoscope of colour.

Planning ahead Bulbs have been planted across our parks, verges and green spaces for the last 25 years and each year we add to this by encouraging local communities to plant them in their neighbourhoods.

Once again, free bulbs will be available to residents’ groups, community organisations and schools, kindly sponsored by Fareham Shopping Centre.

To start next year’s tropical theme, the variety will be an exotic mix of split Corona Daffodils with an array of unusual centres in rich, bright colours which will bloom around the end of March.

To collect your free bulbs, all you need to do is turn up at St Margaret’s Nurseries, St Margaret’s Lane, Titchfield, PO14 4BL between 9am – 5pm from 7 – 13 September, with proof of your address (such as a utility or council tax bill). You will be required to fill in a short form, specifying the location you intend to plant the bulbs (these are for planting in public green spaces where others can enjoy them). You will then receive planting information. Bulbs will be given on a first come first served basis and limited to two sacks per residents’ group.

For further information please contact: Matt Wakefield, on 01329 824543 or email: parks@fareham.gov.uk

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Visit eight of the Fareham in Bloom award winning gardens

Sunday 24 July, 11am – 6pm Tickets cost £6.00 and covers entry to all gardens. You may purchase your ticket and start your tour at any one of the gardens shown. Money raised will go to charity and Fareham in Bloom.

8 Birdwood Grove, Portchester, PO16 8AF

112 Kiln Road, Fareham, PO16 7UN

51 Longmynd Drive, Fareham, PO14 1SH

20 Titchfield Park Road, Titchfield, PO15 5RW

10 Peak Drive, Fareham, PO14 1RL

2 Sampan Close, Warsash, SO31 9BU

213 Highlands Road, Fareham, PO15 5BQ

35 Warsash Road, Warsash, SO31 9HW

For more info please call Jean Kingdom on 01329 314808 Refreshme nts and plants on sale at select ed gardens

It’s not just Fareham’s parks that take centre stage; we have an ever increasing number of residents supporting our community gardening activities.

The Gardens Open Day is held annually and not only helps to raise money for charity but gives people the chance to learn from others and share a common interest.

Hundreds of people attend the event that profiles a diverse range of gardens, plant collections and landscape design.

This year’s event will be held on Sunday 24 July from 11am-6pm, featuring eight stunning gardens. More information can be found at www.fareham.gov.uk/ farehaminbloom

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There are some people in our community who have made a real difference to the lives of others and we think they deserve to be recognised.

We run the Citizen and Young Citizen of Honour Awards every year, to show these people that the things they do really are appreciated. Meet our 2016 winners and read how they went above and beyond...

Joseph Tillotson

Isaac Waddington

Caitlyn Lowe

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KEY ATTRIBUTE: HELPING OTHERS

KEY ATTRIBUTE: MUSICAL TALENT

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Young Citizen of Honour: 4-11 yrs Joseph wanted to help children who couldn’t do all of the things he can do.

He visited the The Rainbow Centre to see how they spend their time and to meet some of the children who go there.

On his eighth birthday, Joseph decided to abseil down Fareham Fire Station, raising lots of money for the Centre to help the children that he met there.

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Special Achievement Award

Isaac was recognised for his special musical achievement on reaching the final of Britain’s Got Talent in 2015. He finished fifth and has now been signed by television producer and music talent Scout, Simon Cowell.

Young Citizen of Honour: 11-17 yrs

Caitlyn had to act quickly when she saw an elderly man had fallen in the road and was bleeding badly. Caitlyn made the man as comfortable as possible, called an ambulance and his family, and caught his dog that was running into the road. She waited with the man until further help arrived, potentially saving his life.

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Ken Moore

Stewart Crowe

Jean Kingdom

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KEY ATTRIBUTE: HELPING OTHERS

KEY ATTRIBUTE: COACHING

KEY ATTRIBUTE: VOLUNTARY WORK

Citizen of Honour: 18+

Ken is Chairman of the Titchfield Lunch Club, and runs the Warsash Lunch Club.

He regularly cooks for both clubs, takes people to hospital appointments, does their shopping and generally gives a helping hand to anyone that needs it.

RPO Graham Gregory

Citizen of Honour: 18+

Stewart is well loved and respected within the swimming community, having been connected with Fareham Nomads Swimming Club for over 35 years. During this time he has fulfilled many roles including Chair of the club and has been a coach for over 25 years.

He has helped lots of children through local competitions, as well as many championships including Nationals and World Masters. Stewart also coached Vicki Sims, who won two silver medals as part of the 4x 100m Freestyle and Medley relay team in the 1992 Barcelona British Paralympic Team.

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Adam Pryce-Jones

KEY ATTRIBUTE: DEVOTION TO DUTY

Collingwood Cup

Mayor’s Cadet

Adam is from Warsash Sea Cadets and will take part in various duties to support the Mayor throughout 2016/17, including attending civic events, wreath bearing, church readings and assisting the Mayor’s Attendants.

Nominations for the 2017 awards will open later in the year. For more info please visit www.fareham.gov.uk/citizenawards

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Jean has played a key role in the Fareham in Bloom campaign and has been involved in the scheme for over 18 years, through both volunteering and by entering her own garden. She has successfully managed and developed the annual Gardens Open Day for more than 10 years, which has raised a substantial amount of money for charity.

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The Collingwood Cup is presented to an individual or group at HMS Collingwood who have made a significant contribution to the community. Graham won this award for his Road Safety Campaign and community engagement, as well as his continued interaction with Hampshire Constabulary. Graham also regularly instructs children, young adults and cadets to sail at the weekends.

Citizen of Honour: 18+

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FREE EVENT Wednesday 3 August 10am – 1pm Holly Hill Woodland Park Very limited parking. Please walk or cycle if possible.

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Wednesday 27 July, 12pm - 4pm

Salterns, Hill Head, PO14 3LS

Tuesday 2 August, 12pm - 4pm

Wicor Recreation Ground, PO16 9DT

Tuesday 9 August, 1pm - 4pm

Stubbington Recreation Ground, PO14 2PP

Thursday 18 August Free funfair finale!

First session: 12pm - 2:30pm Second session: 3pm - 5:30pm

Park Lane Recreation Ground, PO16 7JU (First come, first served basis. Max. 400 people per session.)

Check online for a full list of events www.fareham.gov.uk/aaa

Parental consent forms are needed for some activities. Please download these on the website (see above).

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FOREVER REMEMBERED

The War Memorial at Holy Trinity Church, Fareham

A special service will be held at Holy Trinity Church in Fareham on Remembrance Sunday to ‘Forever Remember’ those who gave their lives in active service.

The Remembrance Service will take place on Sunday 13 November 2016.

If you are a Fareham resident and would like the name of a loved one to be read out prior to the service at 10am, please complete an online form at www.fareham.gov.uk/foreverremembered

Alternatively, fill in the form below and send it to us by Friday 21 October.

The person whose name you wish to be read out must have served in a British Armed Forces conflict.

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Mr/Mrs/Ms/Miss First name

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Please send completed forms to: The Chief Executive’s Office, Fareham Borough Council, Civic Offices, Civic Way, Fareham PO16 7AZ 14

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Please note: If the name of your loved one already appears on a memorial within the Borough of Fareham or if you added a name to ‘Forever Remembered’ in previous years, you do not need to complete this form as their name will already be on the list to be read out at the service.

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FAREHAM PARKRUN! Now that the weather is warming up, why not get out in the fresh air for a lovely 5km run? Ok, so ‘lovely’ may not be the right word to describe a jog for some of you, but if you join the Fareham parkrun it’s sure to be more enjoyable than pounding the pavements on your own!

Following a Community Grant of £3,000 from Fareham Borough Council, Fareham parkrun was set up earlier this year to get people out and about and enjoy running.

It’s a free, weekly, 5km, timed run and is really easy to take part in.

You can take in the views as you run along the coastal path surrounding Cams Hall Estate and Golf Club. The route follows the easy access trail, so it’s suitable for all ages and abilities. And you don’t have to run the whole way! You can sprint, run, jog, walk; whatever you feel like.

The run starts and finishes at the Cams Mill pub (but please don’t park there).

Those who take part usually grab a postrun tea or coffee at Cams Mill. You could even grab a slice of cake too after all of your hard work. Life’s all about balance, isn’t it?!

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If you fancy taking part in a Fareham parkrun or would like to find out more please visit www.parkrun.org.uk/fareham

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CAMS HALL GOLF COURSE

IMPORTANT INFO! •M ake sure you register before you turn up •D on’t forget your paper barcode! You’ll get this when you register. If you forget it on the day, you won’t get a time •P arking is not allowed at Cams Mill pub.

You could park at Lysses car park, or get the bus or walk •F areham parkrun is organised by volunteers. If you don’t feel like running but still want to be a part of it please email farehamhelpers@parkrun.com to see how you can get involved.

If you would like to find out more about Community Grants please visit www.fareham.gov.uk/grants/ community_funding or call 01329 236100

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Home, sweet

HOME Many of us would like to reduce our impact on the environment – so wouldn’t it be great if your home itself made it easier to be green!

Six new properties with a difference have been built in Fareham. The homes in Allotment Road, Sarisbury Green, have been built to the Passivhaus standard – meaning they have state of the art eco heating systems.

This means because of the actual design of the house (e.g. the location of the windows, use of solar energy and the thickness of the walls) there is little need to turn on the heating even in winter. As a result the properties have much lower carbon emissions than most other homes.

The properties are now being rented

to families on our housing list. Nicola was among the first to move in to one, along with her partner and three year old daughter. Nicola had previously been on the waiting list for three years and she told us their new home has changed their lives: “We were all living in a one bedroom property before so my daughter couldn’t have her own bedroom. Now she’s got her own room and she’s been sleeping really well. We’ve all found that we’ve been getting on a lot better as a family, because we’ve got our own space. I love the design of it too, people come round and say

‘wow’, it’s really modern and airy. They’ve even thought of putting a waterbutt in the garden. We’re made up with the place and can’t wait to make it our own.”

The new homes were built by Interserve, and funded by Fareham Borough Council with help from the Homes and Communities Agency’s Affordable Homes Programme. We now hope the project will set the standard for future house building in the Borough and help to reduce the area’s environmental footprint – all while providing much needed homes for local families.

The Passivhaus homes in Allotment Road

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W A TCHING OVER FAREHAM What’s it like to get paid to watch TV? In this case it’s actually CCTV and no two episodes are the same!

Fareham Borough Council works in partnership with Gosport Borough Council to supply Closed Circuit Television in both boroughs. The cameras provide reassurance to the community, help with traffic management and are a valuable crimefighting tool for the police.

There are 44 cameras across the Borough of Fareham which are monitored 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Operators keep in close contact with local businesses and the police through radio systems, meaning officers can respond to any incident as quickly as possible. We visited the CCTV control room, where one of the operators told us more about the role…

“The first thing I do when I arrive at the start of a shift is check for any updates on the radios, to see if we need to be monitoring any particular area. There are 15 screens in the control room, showing images from both fixed and rotational cameras. We continually receive information from local police, shops and pubs, who will alert us if they would like us to focus in on a certain area. We then feed back to them with updates so it’s a constant two way process. My colleague on the previous shift will have logged any incidents

that I should be aware of, such as a road traffic accident or anti-social behaviour.”

Some people worry that CCTV cameras invade their privacy…

“We need special permission to watch an individual and we have to comply with both the Human Rights and Data Protection Acts. The set-up of the cameras prevents us seeing into people’s homes and there are strict rules about who can access the footage.”

“Helping people feel safe…”

“I think people feel safer knowing the cameras are there, particularly in trouble hot spots, where they help deter anti-social behaviour because potential offenders know they’re being watched. For local businesses, our cameras give them added confidence.

We would routinely monitor cash in transit for example. Although some of the cameras are more than 20 years old, the technology is really impressive; we can zoom right in, even to read a number plate. There are two cameras on top of the Civic Offices, which can see as far as Osborne House on the Isle of Wight! It’s a demanding role but it feels good knowing we’re helping people feel safe.”

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Councillor Trevor Cartwright (pictured above), portfolio holder for Public Protection, said: “Crime is low in Fareham and with the help of the cameras we want to keep it that way. We want people to feel safe when they are shopping or enjoying an evening out.”

For more information on CCTV, contact Fareham Borough Council on 01329 236100 or visit www.fareham.gov.uk/ safety/cctv

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Did you know that in 2015 almost £183,000 of fraud was uncovered in Fareham across our services?

HOUSING FRAUD IS THE LARGEST GROWING LOSS TO COUNCILS Housing fraud is one of the main types that we are cracking down on. We have an ever growing waiting list of families needing affordable housing so we need to make sure that all social housing properties are being lived in and by the correct person.

Things that may mean housing fraud is being committed include: •P roviding false information in order to gain a Council or Housing Association property •U nlawful subletting of part or all of a Council/Housing association property, usually for profit • Wrongly taking over a tenancy when a tenant dies •E mpty/abandoned homes •S elling keys •P roviding false information to help get a discount when applying to purchase a Council property through the Right to Buy scheme

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Report it to us There are a number of ways that we uncover fraud but we do also need your help!

If you suspect that any type of fraud is being committed, please let us know.

We need to know things like: •T he name and address of the person suspected of fraud •W hat fraud you think they are committing •D escription of the person •A ny vehicles associated with the persons committing the fraud •A ny routine of work patterns or leaving/ entering a house •A nything else you think may be relevant that will help us to catch the fraudster.

Anything reported will be treated with the strictest confidence and you can remain anonymous if you would like to.

You can find out more about Fraud either online at www.fareham.gov.uk and search ‘Fraud’ in the A-Z, or download our App where each of type of fraud is described and you can read about previous frauds uncovered by the Council.

OTHER TYPES OF FRAUD WE LOOK AT

Housing Council Tax Business Rates Procurement False insurance claims Misuse of Community Funding Blue badge

HOW TO REPORT FRAUD

• Download the Fareham Fraud App for free on your Android or Apple IOS • Email investigations@fareham.gov.uk or corporatefraud@fareham.gov.uk • Call our Fraud hotline on 01329 824667 • To report housing and council tax fraud you can call 01329 824819 • Visit us at the Civic Offices.

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What’s On SNAP Summer Party

Friday 1 July, 7.00pm – 10.00pm

£6

One Community Volunteer Showcase

Grease – South Downe Musical Society £10.50 – £14

Hampshire Music Service Sunday 10 July, 4.00pm

TBC

Bodyrox

Saturday 16 July, 2:30pm & 7:30pm £12 – £15

BNBF Bodybuilding Show

Saturday 23 July 2.30pm & 7.00pm £12.50

Being Alive 3 Charity Concert The Drifters

Thursday 28 July, 7.30pm

Let’s Hang On

Friday 29 July, 7.30pm

AC DC UK

Saturday 30 July, 7.30pm

£10 – £15

Saturday 1 October, 7.30pm

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Nightly at 7.30pm

£21 – £22

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Glenn Miller Orchestra Sunday 2 October, 3.00pm

£20

£17 - £19.50

That’ll Be The Day

Friday 7 October, 7.30pm

£23 – £24

The Three Degrees

Thursday 13 October, 7.30pm

£25

Saturday Matinee at 2.30pm

Joe Brown

ferneham hall Osborn Road, Fareham £10 – £15 01329 231942 www.fernehamhall.co.uk

Lloyd Warbey Arts and Drama Workshops

Friday 14 October, 7.30pm

Wednesday 24 August, 11.00am - 2.00pm FREE – limited spaces

September

£25

Havant Chamber Orchestra Saturday 15 October, 7.30pm

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Tuesday 18 October, 7.30pm

£1 – £20

£10 - £12.50

SNAP Halloween Party

Friday 21 October, 7.00pm – 10.00pm

Last Night of the Proms Saturday 22 October, 7.30pm

Illegal Eagles

£25 – £26

£17.50

The Rubettes

Saturday 13 August, 7.30pm

£13 – £15

Friday 30 September, 7.30pm October

Megaslam Wrestling

Southern Arts Academy

Sunday 24 July, 6.30pm

£10 – £12

Ferneham Hall presents a play by Nick Scovell

£19

Reflections of Cash, Garland, Cassidy & Carpenter

£10

ABBA Arrival UK

Thurs 4 – Sat 6 August, 7.30pm (Sat matinée 2.30pm)

£12 (£10 concessions)

Sunday 17 July, 1.00pm & 5.00pm

Thursday 21 July, 7.30pm

Thursday 29 September, 7.30pm

Treasure Island

Saturday 2 July, 10.00am – 4.00pm FREE

Weds 6 – Sat 9 July, 7.30pm (Sat matinée 2.30pm)

Jenny Docherty – Psychic

August

July

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Thursday 8 September, 7.30pm £23.50 – £24.50

Foster and Allen

Coeliac UK Exhibition

Laughter Live! Comedy Club

Saturday 10 September

Aggers and Tuffers

Friday 16 September, 7.30pm

FREE

£15 – £25

FMS – The Full Monty

Tues 20 – Sat 24 September, 7.30pm (Sat matinée 2.30pm) £13 – £15

Thursday 27 October, 7.30pm

Friday 28 October, 8.00pm

One Night Of Queen

Saturday 29 October, 7.30pm

£6

£23

£10 - £12

£18 – £19

Bodyrox

Sunday 30 October, 7.30pm

TBC

Les Mills Everyone Active Event

Sunday 25 September, 9.30am – 5.00pm

£2 - £20

Details may be subject to change.

For a full list of what’s on and how to book your seats, contact the

Visit fernehamhall.co.uk or follow us on twitter @FernehamHall

Box Office on 01329 231942 Events are correct at time of going to print.

Some events may be subject to change.

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YOUR COUNCILLORS

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FAREHAM SOUTH

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Fareham West Ward

Fred Birkett 22 Lynden Close Fareham PO14 3AL 07505 000987 fbirkett@

Keith Barton 2a Drift Road Fareham PO16 8SY 01329 286396 kbarton@

Tina Ellis 173a Highlands Road Fareham PO15 5PR 01329 843936 tellis@

Peter Davies 142 Highlands Road Fareham PO15 5PS 01329 846239 pdavies@

Dennis Steadman 77 Mill Road Fareham PO16 0TP 01329 285667 dsteadman@

Leslie Keeble 173b Highlands Road Fareham PO15 5PR 01329 845339 lkeeble@

Fareham East Ward

Fareham North Ward

Katrina Trott 21 Furzehall Avenue Fareham PO16 8UD 01329 310389 ktrott@

Louise Clubley Claypipes 65 Old Turnpike Fareham PO16 7HF 01329 280497 lclubley@

Maryam Brady 26 Gudge Heath Lane Fareham PO15 5AA 01329 236885 mbrady@

Pamela Bryant 14 Highlands Road Fareham PO16 7XL 01329 281427 pbryant@

Park Gate Ward

Sarisbury Ward

Locks Heath Ward

Keith Evans 94 Abshot Road Fareham PO14 4NH 01489 582450 kevans@ Executive Member for Planning and Development

Susan Bayford 6 Abshot Manor Little Abshot Road Titchfield PO14 4LN 01489 577772 sbayford@ WarsashWard

Simon Martin 230 Botley Road Burridge SO31 1BL 01489 325805 smartin@

John Butts 9 Carmargue Close Whiteley PO15 7DT 07464 847852 jbutts@

Mike Ford 14 Shellcroft Warsash SO31 9BL 01489 574501 mford@

Brian Bayford 6 Abshot Manor Little Abshot Road Titchfield PO14 4LN 01489 577772 bbayford@

Seán Woodward 8 Persian Drive Whiteley PO15 7BJ 01489 881030 swoodward@

Trevor Cartwright 52 Yarrow Way Warsash SO31 6XD 01489 578519 tcartwright@

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Deputy Executive Leader Executive Member for Public Protection

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Swimming lessons at Holly Hill Leisure Centre provide an ideal environment for your child to first gain water confidence, and subsequently develop excellent swimming technique within a structured programme. Lessons are only delivered by highly trained and qualified teachers, so you can be absolutely confident that we will provide you with the most comprehensive swimming development programme available in the UK, winning the ASA’s ‘Facility Operator of the Year’ award for five years. To date, we deliver our scheme to over 100,000 students per week throughout the UK!

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