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Test Valley Borough Council is currently reviewing all conservation areas within the Borough and the next one we are doing is Barton Stacey
Roberts Road in Barton Stacey was named after an illustrious British military leader
Fascinating facts from the census on people, houses, and work
Cottages stood empty and Barton Stacey was "a haunt of desolation"
The Great Fire which engulfed Barton Stacey village in 1792
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03 Jun 2008 Conservation area review
As part of the review we hold an exhibition to discuss the Conservation Area Character Appraisal and boundary changes. The exhibition is being held on Tuesday 10th June from 5.00-9.00 pm at Barton Stacey School and from 1.30 - 5.30pm on Wednesday 11th June. We value your input as you know much more about your own village than we could ever do - and if we have made any factual errors we’d love to know! Your comments are important ,so please come along if you can. If you’re unable to attend the exhibition but would like to comment, you can refer to the Barton Stacey Conservation Area Character Appraisal on the Test Valley web site – www.testvalley.gov.uk and go to the Building and Planning page and then look at Latest Consultations from the 9th of June. Date: Tuesday 03 Jun 2008 Website news from Anne-Marie Lomax of Test Valley Council Posted on 03 Jun 2008 at 04:42 pm |
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