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Meetings of the Association

The Regular Monthly Meetings of the Association are held in two locations - The New Milton Community Centre in the centre of Town and the Barton-on-Sea Methodist Church. All Meetings are held on a Tuesday, except for the Annual General Meeting which is held on a Saturday.

General Meetings of the Association

NEMBRA Meetings in 2013

Members and New Members welcome.

Tuesday 9th July 7:00 pm Barton on Sea Methodist Church Hall
Tuesday 10th September 2:15 pm New Milton Community Association
Tuesday 12th November 2:15 pm Barton on Sea Methodist Church Hall

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Meetings of the Association Committee

If you have specific items (planning, environmental, etc) which you would like to be raised at our Committee Meetings, please make contact with an Office Bearer or Committee Members before the dates of the Meetings which are detailed below. This will enable us to put the item on the Agenda, so that we can discuss it, take any appropriate actions and respond to you.

All Committee Meetings are held at The New Milton Community Association and start at 7:00 pm

Committee Meetings in 2013

18th June
3rd September
29th October

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Town Council Committee Meetings

All Meetings are held in The Town Hall - starting at 7:30 pm. Members of the Public are welcome to attend.

Full Council :   24th June

Amenities Committee :  20th May ; 8th July

Finance & General Purposes Committee :  28th May ; 22nd July

Planning Committee :  23rd May ; 6th June ; 20th June ; 4th July ; 18th July

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Town Calendar

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Details of Other Major Town Events can be seen here

Details of other Local Community Events in New Milton can be seen here

Details of Christmas Festivities in the Town can be seen here

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News & Town Information

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NEW MILTON KICKED OFF THE FESTIVE SEASON IN STYLE

New Milton residents and visitors from around the area turned out in their thousands to celebrate the real start of the Christmas season on the 1st December.

Picture by courtesy of local resident - Michael Angus

From the time of the opening by Councillor Neil Tungate at 11:00 am right through until Groovemeister left the stage shortly after 5:00 pm - The Town Centre was bustling with crowds and there was a real happy atmosphere in all of the Festival locations.

Final figures are not yet known but it is thought that up to 5 - 6,000 people may well have been at the Festival over the course of the day. Almost 1,000 people attended the Gifts and Crafts Fair at The New Milton Memorial Centre and the Community Association was equally busy with demonstrations and stalls by the groups that use that location. 

 

A You Tube Video courtesy of local resident - Michael Angus

See a Video of Rumer Singing Live at the end of the Festival   (Courtesy of Cllr Neil Tungate)

 

A You Tube Video of The Crescendi Choir performing on Stage at The Festival

 

A You Tube Video of Zak Dixon and Steve Biddell performing on Stage

Some More Pictures taken by a local resident

               

               

                

  And to see a brief video of the start of the Festival Parade Click Here

NEW MILTON TOWN COUNCIL STRATEGIC PLAN : 2012 - 2014

In 2012, Ne Milton Town Council decided that it needed to have an outline Strategic Town Council Plan for the period 2012 - 2014.

This Plan was formally adopted by the Town Council at the start of 2012.

Download a copy of The Town Council Strategic Plan

ENVIRONMENT AGENCY FUNDS INVESTIGATORY PROJECT - BARTON ON SEA CLIFFTOP

The Environment Agency has agreed to funding of £300,000 which could lead to a cliff stabilisation programme at Barton on Sea costing more than £15 million.

The action of water between layers of the famous fossil-bearing Barton clay means the cliffs there are sliding – or “slumping” – meaning the cliff edge gets ever closer to Marine Drive East and Marine Drive West and to homes and businesses.

The last major anti-erosion drainage works there was about 20 years ago.

Council coastal group officer Steve Cook will lead the project. He said funding for the major project would have to be obtained “but this is a step in the right direction”.

The £300,000 resulting from the application will pay for ground investigations to be carried out, examine alternative methods of stabilising the cliffs and build a business case.  Ground works will take place in the coming 12 months and include borehole drilling and pumping tests.

 

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