News

NEW Sustainable home grants launched

13 October 2022

Many Hart residents can now get help with their rising energy bills with an average grant £10,000 for sustainable home improvements.  

Hart Council delivers park improvements

4 October 2022

Exciting plans to transform play areas and exercise spaces in Fleet and Riseley have taken a major step forward this week with funding released from Hart District Council.

The Council has been working hard alongside developers as part of the planning process to ensure that invaluable community projects are funded to balance the impacts of new development.

Eco Fair this Saturday 1st Oct - Hart Shopping Centre

27 September 2022

ECO Fair at Hart Shopping Centre this Saturday

Join us on Sat 1st October for a free, fun, and informative event with lots of stallholders inside the Hart Shopping Centre.

There will be eco crafts, games, activities, information on green energy, recycling in the area and wildlife groups (maybe even a reptile or 2!).

Bin collections

15 September 2022

As a mark of respect, our waste, recycling and garden waste collections did not take place on Monday 19 September for the state funeral of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

8 September 2022

Chairman of the Council, Cllr Jane Worlock, said:

"On behalf of Hart District Council and the residents of Hart District, I express our deep sadness at the passing of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II.

New housing data supports Local Plan

1 September 2022

The protection of Hart’s towns and villages from inappropriate development has been further strengthened by new data on future housing supply.

Pets at risk from fake licence scam

23 August 2022

Following reports of fake animal licences on social media, dog owners are urged to make sure that anyone who offers a home boarding service is legally allowed to look after their pets.

New development standards to encourage sustainable travel

18 August 2022

Hart District Council has approved new planning guidance for new developments that will support the shift to more sustainable modes of transport.

The aim of the new advice is to achieve sufficient and well-designed cycle and car parking with new developments, encouraging a shift towards more sustainable, active travel.