Contact

Sean Woodward: Sarisbury Ward Councillor and Executive Leader, Fareham Borough Council.

Website Reference:– <http://www.fareham.gov.uk/council/councillors/sarisburyward.asp> email:– <swoodward@fareham.gov.uk>

David Swanbrow: Sarisbury Ward Councillor, Fareham Borough Council.

Website Reference:– <http://www.fareham.gov.uk/council/councillors/sarisburyward.asp> email:– <dswanbrow@fareham.gov.uk>

Sarisbury Residents Association: The Association is a voluntary, non sectarian organisation which exists to identify issues of concern to Sarisbury, ascertain the views of residents and to speak on their behalf to local government and other organisations. email: <stephen.allenuk@btinternet.com>

Warsash Residents Association: The Association is a voluntary, non sectarian organisation which exists to identify issues of concern to Warsash, ascertain the views of residents and to speak on their behalf to local government and other organisations. Website: <www.warsash-residents.btik.com> email: <warsashresidents@yahoo.co.uk>

Warsash Local History Society: Warsash is a small village on the south coast of England in the county of Hampshire. The Warsash Local History Society was created to foster interest in the history of Warsash itself and its close neighbour, Hook. Website: <www.warsash-lhs.org.uk/> email: <enquiries@warsash-lhs.org.uk>

Green Flag Award: There has recently been much discussion about the declining quality of our city parks and lack of focus upon rural green spaces. While this is undoubtedly a cause for concern in many places there are also many examples of thriving, popular sites run by dedicated, enthusiastic people working closely with their local communities. Many places that were run-down and neglected just a few years ago are now shining examples of outstanding green space management, and this shows the way forward. The Green Flag Award Scheme is the impetus to an ever-increasing improvement in the quality of our parks and green spaces, and Holly Hill was awarded Green Flag Status in 2008 and has repeated the success in 2009.

Website: <www.greenflagaward.org.uk/>

The Fareham Society: The Fareham Society, established in 1976, is concerned with the quality of life within the borough. It aims to encourage the interest of Fareham people in their borough as a whole and to ensure the conservation of valuable features of our environment - both man made and natural. It helps to achieve new facilities and to work for high standards in our planning and architecture. Website: <www.farehamsociety.org.uk>

Fareham Action: Fareham Community Action aims to work with others to improve the quality of life for people in the communities of Fareham especially anyone who is excluded or disadvantaged in any way.

Website: <www.farehamaction.org.uk> email: <enquiries@farehamaction.org.uk>

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