Conservation Review in East Hampshire Villages
Residents of Ropley, Froyle, and Rowlands Castle are invited to share their views on a conservation review that aims to protect and preserve the historic and treasured parts of their communities.
East Hampshire District Council is conducting a review of conservation areas in these villages and is seeking feedback from locals. The appraisal for each area can be accessed by searching for "conservation" on the council's website (https://www.easthants.gov.uk) and clicking on the relevant link.
- Rowlands Castle
- Ropley
- Upper Froyle
- Lower Froyle
The appraisal documents explain the importance of each conservation area and provide guidance on how to protect and enhance them. Residents have until November 27 to participate in the consultation.
No comments have been made on this article yet.
Author's summary: Residents can contribute to the conservation review until November 27.
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