Fareham is a beautiful place to live, and I want to make sure it stays that way. Last year, I held Hampshire’s first ever COP26 Summit to bring together residents with litter picking groups, green energy organisations, and legislators all the way up to a Government minister.
I’m continuing to listen to your views on the problems and solutions our local transport links face. I'm pushing to make sure that the right houses are built in the right places so everyone can have easier journeys and a better quality of homes.
Since 2019, we’ve already hired 479 more police in Hampshire, including right here in Fareham. I’m meeting regularly with our Police and Crime Commissioner, Donna Jones, to work towards the plan for Hampshire together and put forward the concerns brought to me by residents like you.
I want to hear from you about how your organisation has adapted during the pandemic and as we begin to unlock, and about what further support you need not only to operate, but to grow and be part of the UK economic recovery.
As part of my commitment to young people's employment opportunities in Fareham, I am encouraging both employers and young individuals to get involved in the Kickstart Scheme.
I have recently outlined my commitment to our local coastline. Working in tandem with Fareham Borough Council and the Portchester ‘Litter Ladies’, I have outlined an agenda to tackle the marine litter crisis that has become a blight to our shores.
I sincerely appreciate your frustration following the announcement that Fareham has been designated as a ‘Tier 2’ area once national restrictions come to an end today.
This country has been and always will be open and outward-looking, leading in solving the world's toughest problems and striving to be a force for good in the world.
