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Eastleigh Borough Council

Proposed retirement flats in Boorley Green, Eastleigh. Photo: EBC planning portal/Re-Format and McCarthy and Stone
Eastleigh Borough Council

'Crazy' retirement home plans approved despite sewage fears

The HMO in Archers Road, Eastleigh The HMO in Archers Road, Eastleigh
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Resident pleads to stop controversial bid to expand eight‑bed HMO

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Lib Dems responsible for town's financial woes

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Parking changes approved - including new overnight charges

The conference will be held at Ganger Farm Sports Park. The conference will be held at Ganger Farm Sports Park.
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Conference to help boost future of Hampshire's sports clubs

Counillor Keith House At Eastleigh Borough Council Cabinet Meeting July 17 Ldrs Counillor Keith House At Eastleigh Borough Council Cabinet Meeting July 17 Ldrs
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Council to stop monitoring air quality on M3 as pollution levels fall

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Costs spiral as millions added to housing scheme blasted a ‘vanity project’

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New green space approved near Bishopstoke on farmland

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'Eastleigh has unequivocally morphed from democracy to autocracy'

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'The level of debt at Eastleigh Borough Council'

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