Havant Conservative Association Supper Club was pleased to welcome Cllr Tim Pike, Deputy Leader of Havant Borough Council as their guest of honour to their most recent event. 

 Conservative Councillor Diana Patrick has been elected as the new Mayor of Havant for 2019-20 following the annual Mayor Making ceremony.

We are absolutely delighted to announce that we have held all of our seats at the Local Elections. 

Our candidates delivered strong campaigns highlighting how this election was about local issues, not national politics. 

Havant Conservatives were pleased to welcome Boris Johnson to Stakes Ward to campaign in the recent local elections. 

Stake was a target ward for UKIP and Boris was warmly received on the doorstep. With his help we ensured that this seat remained blue.

Rivka had been a ward councillor representing Emsworth for the past 4 years and loved being able to help people with issues that concerned the local authority. She had a strong sense of service and care for her community and worked diligently for her community in Emsworth.

Members of Havant Conservative Association made the long trip to Newport, Wales to campaign in the upcoming by-election. 

The seat had been held by the Labour MP Paul Flynn who sadly passed away in February this year. 

Dear members,

As I have now stood down as chairman, after nearly 4 1/2 years in the post, I would like to record my thanks to all of you for making the job so easy.

The Havant Borough Local Plan 2036, outlining policies to guide new development that will take place, is a step closer to adoption following a full council meeting held last night. 

The service held at the Holocaust Memorial in New Lane Cemetery is an important reminder of the heinous crimes committed against humanity during the Holocaust and subsequent genocides.

The theme for this year’s commemoration is ‘Torn from Home’ and was be led by Councillor Leah Turner.