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Public safety a priority in Hart

13 December 2024

Licensing Officers have visited licensed premises to promote public safety during the busy festive period

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Be a bin-fluencer this Christmas!

12 December 2024

We're calling on our bin-fluencers to help share important information on changes to festive bin collection dates.

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Small Business Saturday 7 December 2024

Park for free this Small Business Saturday

4 December 2024

To help encourage our residents to ‘shop local’, we’re offering free parking on Saturday 7 December in all Council car parks.

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Food waste recycling coming to Hart

29 November 2024

Homes across Hart will benefit from weekly food waste collections from October 2025

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The Swan Inn

Buyer found for historic Swan Inn

20 November 2024

The Swan Inn has reached an exciting milestone as contracts have been exchanged with a buyer committed to preserving the unique character.

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Council expands cost of living support

14 November 2024

Ten community groups have received funding from Hart District Council to support those most in need during the coming winter months.

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Hart fund supports Armed Forces community

23 October 2024

Local community groups working with the Armed Forces and their families can apply for new funding from Hart District Council.

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Hart invests in cost of living support

16 September 2024

We have launched a £50,000 winter grant fund to help community groups support those most in need

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