David Clifford live and uncut (sorry for the poor sound quality - we're beginners at this)

Conservative Councillors are committed to Town Centre improvements and investment and have approved plans which set out an exciting vision to transform our town. You can see this and other documents at Improving Aldershot

It is vital we have experienced and committed Councillors elected for Aldershot that will ensure this vision becomes a reality.

ALDERSHOT Road Traffic Works

THE RUSHMOOR BOROUGH COUNCIL

ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT, 1984 (AS AMENDED) SECTION 14(1)(b)

(TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF THROUGH TRAFFIC AND PROHIBITION OF WAITING) ORDER 2016

The Rushmoor Borough Council pursuant to arrangements made under Section 101 of the Local Government Act, 1972 with the County Council of Hampshire, intend, not less than seven days from the date of this Notice, to make an Order in accordance with Section 14(1)(b) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act, 1984, the effect of which will be to temporarily prohibit vehicles from proceeding along, and waiting, in the sections of road referred to in Schedule 1 below in order that highway maintenance may be carried out.
This Order shall come into operation on 1st April, 2016 and remain in operation until 30th September, 2017 or until the works have been completed, whichever is sooner.
(NB Reasonable facilities will be provided to allow access to adjacent premises while the work is being carried out)
SCHEDULE

1. Grosvenor Rd
From its junction with Church Lane East to its junction with Halimote Rd.

2. Eggars Hill
From its junction with Church Lane East to its junction with Manor Rd.

3. Church Lane East
From its junction with Grosvenor Rd to its junction with St Georges Rd.

4. Church Lane West
From its junction with Grosvenor Rd to its junction with Chasewater Crt.

Each carriageway closure is expected to last less than one week within the period given above. Footway works may take 6-8 weeks but diversions will be implemented accordingly.

Alternative routes will be signposted by the contractor for each road closure.

Residents will be informed by Hampshire Highways well in advance of the works. For information on the planned work start date and the works covered by this order, please contact Graham Sapsed at Hampshire Highways on 0300 555 1388.

A letter from my mate George

Dear David, Today I delivered a Budget that puts the next generation first and redoubles our efforts to make Britain fit for the future by: Cutting taxes so working people can keep more of the money they earn From April next year the tax free personal allowance will rise to £11,500, a tax cut for 31 million people that means a typical basic rate taxpayer will be paying over £1,000 less income tax then when we came into government. The higher rate threshold will also increase to £45,000, a tax cut of over £400. Freezing fuel duty to support household budgets and small firms. We have frozen fuel duty for the sixth year in a row, a saving of £75 a year to the average driver and £270 a year to a small business with a van. We’re also freezing beer and cider duty to back British pubs. Improving our schools so our children get the best start in life. We’re providing extra money so every school in England becomes an academy and we are going to put a new sugar levy on the soft drinks industry so they reduce the sugar content of their products to tackle childhood obesity. The money raised will be used to double sports funding in primary schools and fund longer school days in secondary schools that offer their pupils a wider range of activities, including extra sport. Introducing a new Lifetime ISA to help the next generation to save. We know people like the simplicity of ISAs so we’re going to increase the ISA limit from just over £15,000 to £20,000 for everyone. For those under 40, many of whom haven’t had such a good deal from pensions, we’re going to introduce a completely new Lifetime ISA. You won’t have to choose between saving for your first home, or saving for your retirement – the government is going to give you money to do both. For every £4 saved, the Government will give you £1. So put in £4,000 each year and the government will give you £1,000 every year until you’re 50. Cutting taxes for small businesses. 600,000 small businesses will now pay no business rates at all, an annual saving of up to almost £6,000, and a further 250,000 small businesses will get a tax cut on their business rates bill. We have also cut Capital Gains Tax to boost enterprise and cut Corporation Tax to support investment and job creation. This Budget puts stability first with long term solutions to long term problems. It acts now so we don’t pay later. Donate today to help us continue to deliver security, stability and opportunity for people across Britain. Yours, George Osborne Chancellor of the Exchequer facebook.com/GeorgeOsborneOfficial