Cllr Nick Adams-King

The current works being undertaken around Romsey by Network Rail (Greatbridge Road), Southern Water (Cupernham Lane) and the developers of the Abbotswood House site on Braishfield Road have resulted in quite a number of questions about why and how Hampshire County Council allow utility companies, ot

News of another successful fly-tipping prosecution for Test Valley Borough Council this week.

Here are the new planning applications registered in the last week in the Blackwater parishes: MELCHET PARK AND PLAITFORD 23/00673/PDQS Application to determine if prior approval is required for a proposed change of use of two agricultural buildings to 3 dwellinghouses (Use Class C3), and for bui

Another disgusting fly-tip this morning I'm afraid, strewn along Ryedown Lane between Romsey and Wellow. Tyres and cans of oil, dumped along the road with the oil leaking onto the road surface.

Royal Mail have been delivering an election leaflet this week. It includes this article about TVBC recycling. It is entirely untrue. You will, from next year, be able to recycle pots, tubs, trays, plastic wrapping, cartons and tetrapaks in your bin.

**Greatbridge Road - overnight closures from Monday 27th March to 21st April** A separate heads up about these works as they will have quite an impact. Network Rail will be working on the railway bridge on Greatbridge Road overnight from tomorrow (Monday) night until April 21st. The A3057 will th

Those of us running TVBC have been determined to increase the energy efficiency of our estate and make the most of our buildings in terms of generation of green power. I'm therefore delighted that we have successfully secured funding from the government's Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Happy Sunday. Remember, the clocks have sprung forward, so lighter evenings from today onwards. Lots of work to report and the length of working will now extend as the days get longer. So, as usual, here are the roadworks for the week ahead.

TVBC obtained another successful fly tipping prosecution this week, and as a result are reminding residents that leaving garden waste, like tree cuttings, in verges, ditches or bushes is classed as fly-tipping. This comes after a woman from Andover was ordered to pay a total of £406 after cutting b

As council tax bills for 23/24 have started landing on doormats this week, I’d thought I’d share the below graphic, which is a useful reminder of where your council tax goes. Test Valley’s portion is £158.91 a year on an average Band D property.