Rushmoor council appears to have still not made a decision on the conservation area review. At the time of writing they say they are currently considering the responses received.
The council has responded to some of the questions raised in the consultation for the Civic Quarter development in Farnborough.
Rushmoor Borough council has admitted that along with delays to the project of replacing our towns leisure
Liberal Democrats nationally have been asking for some months now for help with the energy and cost of living crisis. Lib Dem Campaigner Leola Card says " The government has let us down by failing to act quickly to support struggling families and businesses. Whilst recent announcements provide help for some many will not receive any support and continue to suffer into the winter and the governments actions this week delay help that is desperately needed." Over the summer Liberal Democrats have called for a cut to VAT and a freeze on energy bills into the autumn and winter. Oil and Gas companies continue to have record profits. The Lib Dem plan would ensure the cost of increased Energy Bill support would be paid for by a new windfall tax on energy company profits.
Cllr Craig Card today visited the Exhibition on Lynchford Road improvement scheme to see and hear about the work that is due to commence this autumn. If you are a local resident or run a business in the area please do get in touch with any questions or concerns.
Local residents are rightly concerned about the Conservation area review. In Empress ward the area called 'Farnborough Street' looks to be significantly reduced.
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