Westside Pre-School will reopen at Russell Howard Park Pavilion at the usual time of 9:15am tomorrow morning with extra staff on duty to ensure the children’s first day at the temporary premises goes smoothly.
Local MP Maria Miller saw first-hand on Monday how Community Centres across the town are pulling together to support Westside Community Centre following its 'no notice' closure on Wednesday afternoon after engineer reports identified RAAC in the construction of the 1960s building.
Following an accommodation review, Hampshire County Council have announced they are considering leasing some floors in Dame Mary Fagan House to allow Chineham Medical Practice to relocate.Â
📢Video Update📢Following the closure of Westside Community Centre in South Ham, #Basingstoke, due to RAAC in its structure, it is imperative that the important community services that operate out of the centre are able to be relocated to ensure they continue to support the South Ham community...
Local MP Maria Miller is calling for Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council and Hampshire County Council to work together to support Westside Community Centre following its forced closure yesterday after RAAC cement was confirmed as needing replacement.
Data shows Basingstoke has seen a significant increase in the number of children being assessed as requiring SEND provision over the past 5 years. Basingstoke along with the rest of the County has seen a significant increase in the number of children being assessed as requiring SEND provision.
Local MP for Basingstoke, Maria Miller chaired “Moving forward with Relationships, Sex and Health Education” event  in Houses of Parliament on Tuesday 5 September.
Local MP Maria Miller said “Westside Community Centre must be a top priority for mitigation works so it can reopen as quickly as possible without compromising safety”, following the announcement by Hampshire County Council that the building they own with BDBC, has confirmed RAAC in its fabric and
In the 3rd Reading stage of the Energy Bill, Andrew Bowie MP, the Parliamentary Under Secretary for Nuclear and Networks, confirmed that regulations for industrial lithium-ion batteries will be updated to more properly take into account potential fire hazards.
