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19 November, 2019
By the time this article is printed, I shall have laid several wreaths at memorials and services throughout my county division and Remembrance Day will be over. One service I always find most poignant happens in Milford, after the main […]
29 May, 2019
Something you may not know about Hampshire County Council is that it owns a number of beautiful country parks and visitor farms and exciting children’s outdoor activity centres, open to the public. The council has worked hard over the past […]
18 January, 2019
As a councillor, my third most common resident query, after roads and planning, is care. Queries may be about support and care of the elderly or children and adults with disabilities. All aspects of non-medical care are primarily the responsibility […]
10 December, 2018
In August, I wrote about my hopes for setting up a Men’s Shed in the area. Just under 70 gentlemen from Hordle, Tiptoe, Everton, Milford and New Milton turned up for a public meeting in September and a smaller group […]
08 November, 2018
At the County Council, I am a member of the select committee that looks at Public Health and we recently received a presentation about ‘Men’s Sheds’. I have to say that at first I was rather puzzled about the general […]
07 November, 2018
Early in 2018 a small working group, Pauline Breeze, Gordon Pound and Cheryl Fillmore, supported by the Everton Community Association began to consider the viability of providing a Commemorative Stone for Everton. The group’s initial idea focused on a War […]
07 October, 2018
During this last year, the ECA set up a small working party, led by Gordon Pound to work on the installation of a fitting public memorial to coincide with this year’s centenary celebration of the end of the First World […]
07 October, 2018
The Everton Christmas Lights Christmas Lights Bonanza is a new competition arranged by a young, enthusiastic face in the village, hoping to unite everyone in the form of Christmas lights – and all in aid of the Alzheimer’s Society. With […]
06 October, 2018
Armistice Day this year falls on a Sunday and as it will be the Centenary of the end of the Great War the service in St Mary’s will take on a particular significance. The eleventh of November has also come […]
06 October, 2018
As part of their responsibility to help maintain and upkeep the Parish, Hordle Parish Council have been looking at replacing benches and seat around Everton. One such was identified, the wooden bench on the corner of Old Christchurch and Wainsford […]