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coming months. He thanked members

of the Parish Council for all their hard

work as well as Parish Staff and those

who volunteer their time to make

Milford-on-Sea a fantastic place to live.

Cllr Banks, Chair of Planning, reported

that the Council had discussed over 150

housing and tree applications during the

last year and highlighted some

significant applications due soon, such

as the development of land north of

Manor Road and the War Memorial

Hospital Site.

Cllr Cullen, Chair of finance, reported

that significant sums of money were

starting to be received due to the

increase in housing and major

developments. She highlighted some of

the major projects undertaken over the

last year and several due to take place

during 2022/23.

Some of the questions asked by the

attending public were:

The condition of the toilet block near to

the Bowls Club.

District Cllr Hawkins reported that an

upgrade to this block was due in 2023.

The fencing at the entrance to the drop

off at the school and flooding at the

bus stop.

The Chair reported that a license from

HCC Highways was being sort before

work could commence and that an

impact assessment was due to be

undertaken near the school.

The timescale for the development

north of Manor Road.

The Chair reported that a consultation

was being rolled out in May and should

last 3-4 weeks and a planning

application was expected in the late

summer. The Chair encouraged

residents to engage in the consultation.

There were several other questions

posed and reports given by County and

District Councillors, all of these can be

viewed within the minutes of the

meeting on the Parish Website.

A Big Flowery Thank you

For the fifth year a big thank you goes

to Mr. Charles Wilson who has

sponsored the hanging baskets and

planters in the village. Once again this

year the planters will be hung on the

back of the benches surrounding the

village green and the planters filled

with seasonal flowers throughout the

year.

A big thank you also

goes to Sue Crabb

who maintains the

planters and with

her team of expert

volunteers tends to

the Community

Meadow behind

the Church.

For the Queens Platinum Jubilee an

additional planter will be placed on the

Village Green donated by the WI, this

should see an appropriate display of

red, white and blue flowers.

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