"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.
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Warsash Festival
 

Warsash Festival - Saturday 5th July 2008

Well what an entertaining morning we had setting up for the Warsash Festival, the weather wasn't too bad on the day, very Windy with a fair bit of Sun. More than one of the campaign team caught a bit too much Sun. The greatest challenge that we had on the day was getting our Gazebo to stay on the ground and in one piece. I'm convinced that we had the windiest pitch of the Festival.

On our stand, we had displayed the collage created by the Warsash Beavers, we also had a selection of photos and watercolours by local artists.

At 2pm in the central arena Mark Hoban MP made a presentation to the Warsash Beaver Group, for their hard work producing the collage.

Photos (click to open the full size image)

Mark Hoban and most of the CamelSolent Team	Mark making the presentation to the Warsash Beavers
Mark and the Warsash Beaver Group, one for the album

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