David Harrison - County, District and Town Councillor
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  • 2010
    • February
      • • Fluoride Decision - The Anniversary
        25/02/10


        On the anniversary of the decision by the Strategic Health Authority to impose the fluoride in the tap water in thousands of Hampshire Homes, a leading County Councillor has called upon them to scrap the proposals for moral reasons.

        County Councillor David Harrison, the Libe

      • • Safety Improvements Get Thumbs Up
        25/02/10
        Representatives from the local police, Hampshire County Council, New Forest District Council, Totton & Eling Town Council and Marchwood Parish Council gathered at Sunnyfield Farm, hosted by Ian Nelson gathered today to discuss proposed improvements to highway safety along Bury Road.

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      • • Rumbridge Street Scandal - Taxpayers Pay twice
        23/02/10










        The wasted money spent on Rumbridge Street, Totton has been well and truly swept under the carpet by the Conservative controlled Hampshire County Council.

        It is widely believed that the environmental improvements to Rumbridge S

      • • Tories block Zero Council Tax Increase
        23/02/10
        New Forest Liberal Democrats put forward plans for no increase in council tax.
        In a budget that promised that the New Forest would be a greener, fairer and safer place, the Liberal Democrats tried to stop the ruling conservative group from imposing a 2% increase, matching a similar increase on

      • • Another Accident in Bury Road.
        15/02/10






















        I was delivering leaflets this afternoon in Eling Hill when I was alarmed by police, ambulance and fire tender sirens, all the vehicles congregating at the staggered ju

      • • Commoning in the New Forest
        15/02/10
        I joined a few other members of the National Park Authority this morning to learn a bit more about the practise of communing in the New Forest.

        We met at a small holding located at Bolderwood before moving off to Queens House in Lyndhurst. Our host was Lindsey Stride, a young commoner who

      • • Flying Visit to Totton Air Cadets
        11/02/10
        Totton Councillor, David Harrison paid a flying visit to the Totton Air Cadets, to present a grant cheque worth £250 to Flying Officer Gary Harding RAF VR (T).

        The organisation is celebrating success, having recently won the official status of an Air Cadet Squadron. From having only three

      • • Totton Noise Nuisance is Unacceptable
        11/02/10










        County Councillor for Totton South, David Harrison, is asking that the High Street in Totton could be declared a “Statutory Noise Nuisance”. The move follows complaints from residents that are woken by HGV movements at night time.
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      • • Community Rail Partnership
        11/02/10
        I attended the first meeting of the Waterside Community Rail Partnership today, held at Hythe Parish Offices.

        The meeting was Chaired by Cllr. Mel Kendal and included Councillors from Totton, Hythe & Fawley, officers from different authorities, including Southampton City Council, Marc

      • • Totton & Eling Twinning Group
        10/02/10









        Totton & Eling Twinning Association have been given a grant of £250 to help extend their activities, particularly with young people.

        Totton Councillor, David Harrison, has supported the group by using a grants budget given to him

      • • Minstead Study Centre
        10/02/10
        I visited the Minstead Study Centre today, deep in the heart of the New Forest.

        I was prompted to do so by a request for a grant to help towards the cost of construction of a deer fence. As a Hampshire County Councillor, I have an annual budget of £10,000 to award to community engagement

      • • Heritage Threatened by HGV's
        04/02/10
        HGV Traffic is threatening the very heritage of the New Forest town of Totton.

        A very large lorry, exiting from the wharf at Eling was driven down Eling Lane and got stuck in the narrow area between the ancient tide mill and heritage centre. In trying to manoeuvre out of the area, the lor

      • • Verges Need Protection
        04/02/10
        Liberal Democrat Campaigners, Councillor David Harrison and Prospective MP, Terry Scriven are calling upon Hampshire County Council to provide more resources to protect grass verges on housing estates.

        Cllr. David Harrison has identified the issue for priority action at a meeting of the N

      • • EU Law Should Continue to Protect Dibden Bay
        02/02/10
        “European Union law should continue to protect Dibden Bay in the New Forest for generations to come”. This is the view of Councillor David Harrison, Leader of the Liberal Democrats on New Forest District Council.

        The Cabinet of New Forest District Council is to respond to a consultation o

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