Keeping Hart a clean and safe space for everyone to live, work and enjoy is always a priority for us. We know that while most dog owners are responsible when clearing up after their animals, dog fouling still occurs.
Pupils at Heatherside Infant School in Fleet are now enjoying their very own wildlife and wellbeing garden, thanks to support from the local community and a £15,000 grant from Hart District Council.
Residents and organisations across Hart are being asked to take part in a new study by Hart District Council to understand the potential for regeneration and growth within our existing towns and villages.
Hart District Council has approved the allocation of £137,000 of this year’s climate change budget to various projects in line with the recently approved climate change action plan.
Hart District Council has purchased its first two electric vans, replacing older petrol vehicles as part of its commitments to be carbon neutral by 2035.
Thousands of Hart residents and organisations have been supported by the Council’s Community Services team in the past year, ensuring vital help was at hand during the cost of living crisis.
Residents, businesses, commuters and visitors are invited to share their views on walking and cycling proposals for Hart, through the new draft Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP)
