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Emergency Telephone Numbers
101 is a confidential, 24 hour number provided by Hampshire Constabulary and local authorities.
Use it to report crime and antisocial behaviour problems. Currently there is a 10p call charge for this number!
999 or 112 should be used if offenders are nearby, life is at risk, injury is caused or threatened and crime or disorder is in progress.
Do also use 999 or 112 for health emergencies, fire, police, coastguard, mountain rescue, cave rescue or nuclear emergency.
Both 999 and 112 give access to the same emergency services.
More than 70% of 999 calls are about non emergency problems such as vandalism and littering.
The 101 number is designed to remove unnecessary 999 calls while improving access to the police.
The police can also be contacted on 08450 454545.
0845 46 47 should be used to contact NHS Direct for health related questions and concerns.
Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 can be used anonymously to say what you know about a crime.
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Public Display covering proposed changes at Treloar College in Holybourne.
Treloar College is owned and run by the Treloar Trust as a specialist College for young people, aged 16 or over, with physical disabilities from all over the UK and overseas. It is a regional centre of excellence in this area of education, and the Trust is one of the largest employers in East Hampshire District with approximately 720 employees. Further information on the work of Treloar Trust can be obtained from the Trust website.
The majority of buildings at Holybourne are 50 years old and improvements in technology, therapy and other techniques mean that the older buildings on site are becoming increasingly unsuited to meeting the needs of current and future students. The Trust therefore believes that the best way forward is to look to improve the College campus facilities at Holybourne. Many of the existing buildings, mainly around the periphery of the site are expected be retained, though it is currently expected that the central core of the current site would be progressively replaced in a phased manner. The Trust is also investigating the possibility of moving the School (students up to 16) from Upper Froyle to Holybourne.
This is a unique opportunity for the Trust and it has to be successful. The changes could also have a major impact on Upper Froyle depending on the final use of the School buildings and site.
Consultations associated with the planning application(s) will be necessary to deliver the Trust’s vision. The documentation associated with the application(s) are in the early stages of being prepared, and this display forms part of a community consultation exercise associated with the project.
I can be contacted by
email s.young remove this at remove this pvprojects.com or by telephone below.
Yours sincerely, Stephen Young, Planning Consultant
PRO Vision Planning & Design
Deer Park Court, Hursley, Winchester, SO21 2LD
Tel: (02380) 270272 Mob: (07900) 818464
PRO Vision Website.
Click here to download a pdf flyer about the display.
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The Alton Town Partnership, (Hants, UK) has three web addresses:-
www.altontownpartnership.org, www.altontp.org, and www.alton-in-partnership.org - they all end up here!
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- Some change, large or small is usually made to this website every day so it is
- always under construction and in some ways could be seen as a temporary web site.
- (This does also have the effect of causing web crawlers to return frequently.)
- More content and facilities are always on the way.
- Please check back frequently for updates.
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There are other Alton towns in Staffordshire & Derbyshire UK, Illinois USA & Utah USA, and confusingly New Hampshire USA.
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