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  1. Fly-tipping

    Help us prevent fly-tipping, catch offenders and stop unlicensed waste carriers fly-tipping your waste

  2. Self-build and custom-build housing register statistics

    We collect data from the people on our self-build and custom-build housing register about the homes they would like to build and where they would like to build them. Developers should use this information to ensure the plots they bring forward are suitable for the people on our register. Please note this data does not show the overall demand for self and custom housebuilding in the district and should not be used as such. You can see our latest position on our duty to grant enough permissions for self and custom housebuilding at appendix 4 of the Authority Monitoring Report 2022/23. This data

  4. Share your views on dog fouling in Hart

    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. This has a hugely detrimental effect on the quality of life for others trying to enjoy our area.

    We’re looking to renew our current dog fouling policy, which gives us the ability take action against those found not cleaning up after their dog. We would welcome any views on this and are running a public consultation until 5pm on Monday 2 October. Find out how to respond on our consultations page.

    Having these powers acts as a deterrent for those few who don’t clean up after their dogs. Maintaining the protection and controls already in place allows us to safeguard the quality of our district for everyone to enjoy.

    Aware of dog fouling problems somewhere in Hart? Please report these via FixMyStreet.

  5. Looking after our countryside during a drought

    The temperatures this summer have been exceptionally high and a drought has been officially declared across Hampshire.

    The effects of the heatwave remain even with the cooler weather expected this week.

    Here is some helpful advice from our Countryside team to protect our wildlife and stay safe:

    • Keep dogs out of ponds – hot weather can cause algae blooms; be vigilant and look out for blue-green algae. As a precaution it is safest to keep your dogs out of the water (even though we know they will really want to go in!) We will endeavor to put signs up to warn owners where we can.
    • Don’t feed the birds bread – uneaten bread in the ponds can attract bad nutrients and increase the likelihood of an algae bloom. Where possible use wildfowl seed or suitable alternatives like peas.
    • If you see dead fish or fish gasping for air– Report this to the Environment Agency on 0800 80 70 60
    • There is no fishing on any of our countryside sites as this activity also adds extra nutrients to the ponds.
    • No BBQs in the countryside - consider a picnic instead and please take your rubbish home with you (especially cigarette butts and glass)
    • Practise water conservation at home even if your area does not yet have a hosepipe ban. Check if there are any restrictions in place for your area: Southeast Water Postcode Checker

  8. Countryside and leisure

    Discover our countryside sites, find out about volunteering opportunities and how we keep Hart clean and tidy

  9. Building control

    Find out if you need building regulations approval to build or adapt a property