The Countryside Code has been around for a long time (since the 1930’s), and plays a huge importance in regards to guidance on how we can enjoy the countryside whilst ensuring we are taking responsibility of our actions.
To view the countryside Code please follow the link https://mcusercontent.com/58669d6895e71c03602eb4f52/files/07a121af-b08a-4f0a-8702-98c896adecce/Countryside_Code_Poster_PRINT.pdf
Saturday marked the start of the first ever National Hedgerow Week being organised by the Tree Council. The initiative aims to highlight the immense contribution the unsung hedgerow makes in the fight against climate change, biodiversity loss, and urban air pollution. A number of activities will take place throughout the week, the first of which…
We are pleased to report that new railings around the Headley Village Green play area have been installed to bring the area up to inspection requirements. A big thank you to Handyman Mark for coming to the rescue to make the Christmas lights finally come on in the High Street after the contractor who was…
East Hampshire District Council has updated its existing dog byelaws with a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO), following on from public consultation. It requires dog owners in the district to clean up after their dogs and dispose of the waste responsibly. It also enables officers to issue fixed penalty notices of £100 if a…
After a visit from unauthorised visitors last summer a new barrier has been installed on the Village Green to make access more difficult. It is hoped that this second line of defence will protect the green and leave it safe for the enjoyment of all.