NFALC New Forest Association of Local Councils

07/11/2023

22/12/2022

Throughout what has undoubtedly been a challenging year, I have been struck by how the first tier of local government – England's 10,000 local (parish and town) councils – has provided stability and support to our communities.

15/07/2021

Service disruption: Garden waste collections suspended from Monday 19 July

We are currently facing severe staff shortages and have made the difficult decision to suspend the garden waste collection service from Monday 19 July, for a minimum of 4 weeks.

We need to deploy staff to the most critical services, to ensure collections of general waste and recycling can continue.

Our apologies for any inconvenience this may cause to garden waste customers.

The staff shortages are due to our staff following the covid self-isolation rules, and the ongoing national HGV driver shortage affecting services across the country.

Garden waste customers will get a letter advising them of this within the next week; in the meantime, please help by sharing this information with those without internet access if you can.

For further advice on what will happen to your subscription and how you can dispose of your garden waste during the suspension period please see https://www.newforest.gov.uk/gardenwaste

And to be kept updated by email, please sign up for residents emails: https://www.newforest.gov.uk/emails

31/05/2021

🏖️ Off to the beach this Bank Holiday?
Help look after our local area, and remember take your litter home with you.

12/04/2021

05/03/2021

NEW MILTON NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN GOES TO REFERENDUM The New Milton community will have their say on whether to adopt the New Milton Neighbourhood Plan at a Referendum on Thursday 6 May 2021. All eligible residents are encouraged to vote.   The Plan, finalised after wide-ranging community and stakehold...

02/03/2021

The Town Council has now been informed that the long-awaited Referendum on the New Milton Neighbourhood Plan will take place on Thursday 6th of May.

This is an important date for New Milton because a majority vote would give residents the power to guide development in the town. Your Town Council will be working hard to reacquaint all sectors of our community on how the neighbourhood plan policies address the wishes expressed by our residents during the consultations that informed the development of the plan.