"The countryside and coastline at Chilling and Brownwich are some of the real treasures of our area. If we are to protect it, the County Council needs to understand how much opposition there is in our community to their destruction by gravel extraction. We need to make our voices heard. Please don�t leave it to someone else to speak up on your behalf." - 12/12/2007 Mark Hoban MP for Fareham Click for here for council and other contacts HCC REPORT REJECTING CHILLING AND BROWNWICH AS AN ALTERATIVE SITE APPROVED BY FULL COUNCIL. (See News)

LATEST NEWS: HCC rejects the Chilling and Brownwich Site at the full council meeting. Campaign update from the Campaign Team. Warsash Festival Report. See latest news for further Info (click here)

STOP : HCC Reject Chilling and Brownwich site as an alternative site. See our News Page here. Our latest Campaign update bulletin is available here.
Link here to the HCC Sand and Gravel Apportionment SEERA Vote. Make your view on Apportionment known to SEERA

Downloads
 

Welcome to our downloads page

08/01/2008 - Powerpoint presentation as used at the meeting by Richard Read of HCC by kind permission (5MB)

08/01/2008 - MP3 audio of the first session of the meeting by kind permission of all of the speakers
Note that it is a 42MB MP3 file (an hour of audio) there is some distortion as the Mic level was increased after the recording level was set, though you can follow the meeting and Q & A session.

08/01/2008 - Mark Hoban MP Interview on Wave105 by kind permission of Wave105 (996K)

07/01/2008 - Latest Campaign Flyer (PDF format 46K)

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C.A.M.E.L Solent was set up by a group of concerned local residents on 1/12/07 to campaign and lobby against the Mineral Extraction Plan and infill. Our actions and campaign are based on information we have obtained from a wide source of public documents, however we take no personal responsibility for the accuracy of the material provided. All relevant papers are available from Hampshire County Council.
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