Enham Alamein Parish Council – 12 April 2023 Agenda
The agenda for the Enham Alamein Parish Council meeting to be held on 12 April 2023 starting at 18.45 hours at April’s Farm, Green Lane Farm, Upper Enham has been published. You can access the agenda here. All members of the public are most welcome to attend.
Notice of Uncontested Election – Parish Elections May 2023
The Notice of Uncontested Election for Enham Alamein Parish Council in relation to the Parish Elections May 2023 has been formally issued by Test Valley Borough Council. It can be accessed here.
Notice of Uncontested Election – Parish Elections May 2023
The Notice of Uncontested Election for Enham Alamein Parish Council in relation to the Parish Elections May 2023 has been formally issued by Test Valley Borough Council.
The Notice can be accessed below:
Statement of Persons Nominated – Parish Elections May 2023
The Statement of Persons Nominated for Enham Alamein Parish Council in relation to the Parish Elections May 2023 is available here.
Statement of Persons Nominated – Parish Elections May 2023
The Statement of Persons Nominated for Enham Alamein Parish Council in relation to the Parish Elections May 2023 is available below.
Don’t Forget You Will Need Photo ID When You Visit A Polling Station to Vote!
Do remember that the new regulations do now require that you have Photo ID when you visit a polling station to vote. Below is the full list of accepted IDs. For further information visit www.testvalley.gov.uk/ElectionsMay2023.
Where to Find My Polling Station?
With one month to go until the local elections in Test Valley, most registered households should now have received their polling card. It should say on there where you will need to go to cast your vote.
Alternatively, you can visit www.testvalley.gov.uk/ElectionsMay2023, enter your postcode at the bottom of the page and it will tell you where your polling station is.
Doing a Spring Clean this Easter? Having a Clear-Out?
If you are doing any home spring cleaning during the Easter holidays, do please make sure you dispose of your waste in a correct and a legal manner, or you may end up with a court date yourself.
We all have a responsibility to make sure our waste isn’t fly tipped, doesn’t cause pollution, or harm to people and this is outlined in the law under the Waste Duty of Care Code of Practice.
If you are paying someone else to remove the rubbish, make sure you see all of the legal transfer notes and licenses before anything is handed over. Alternatively, if you’re disposing of it yourself, use one of the Household Waste Recycling Centres, which are operated by Hampshire County Council.
For more information visit www.hants.gov.uk/wasteandrecycling/recyclingcentres.
Where to put your Easter Egg rubbish?
We hope many of you will be indulging in some sweet treats over Easter, but where do you put the rubbish that comes with it? The cardboard box packaging can all go in your brown bin, to be recycled.
The foil, which most of the chocolate is wrapped in, can be disposed of at one of the many Local Recycling Centres. Visit Recycling Locator | Recycle Now to find your nearest LRC.
Changes to your bin collections this Easter
The Test Valley Borough Council waste collection teams will be working on Good Friday (7 April 2023), but there will be some changes next week. For the week commencing 10 April 2023, bin collections will be ONE DAY LATER than usual, due to the bank holiday Monday.
For more information visit Bank Holiday 2023 Waste and Recycling Collections | Test Valley Borough Council.