We would like to provide an update regarding the essential gas main replacement work taking place across Netley Abbey and wider area. These essential works involve the replacement of old metal gas pipes with new plastic pipes to ensure we can continue to provide a safe and efficient gas supply to the wider community.
 
We’re pleased to advise we are now in phase three, the final phase of this programme of work. Work has commenced on Woolston Road, for everyone safety multi-way lights will be in use as we progress. The planned completion date for phase three is 30 September 2024.
 
We appreciate temporary traffic lights can be disruptive for road users and the community, our engineers are working as quickly and as safely as possible to complete these works without delay.
 
We would like to apologise for any inconvenience that may have been caused and thank you for your patience and understanding whilst we complete our essential work.
 
SGN Southern Replacement Tea

What is Restorative Justice? Police and Crime Commissioner Donna Jones wants to ensure that high quality Restorative Justice is accessible to every victim of crime and anti-social behaviour (ASB) across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, irrespective of the individual circumstances. 
Restorative Justice (RJ) is a victim focused, trauma informed approach that empowers victims and communities. 
What is trauma-informed? A trauma-informed approach is treating everyone with care and understanding by recognising that some people might have gone through physically or emotionally harmful experiences which have affected their behaviour today.
Restorative Justice provides the opportunity to:

• communicate with the person/s responsible for the offence 
• explain how the crime has affected them
• ask questions

For some people who have been affected by crime, it can help them to explore why the crime happened. It can help victims move forward and feel less fearful of crime in the future.
For offenders, Restorative Justice can help provide the opportunity for them to accept responsibility and recognise the impact that their offending behaviour has had on others. 
In this way, Restorative Justice has the potential to help rehabilitate offenders and support them in addressing their offending behaviour.
If you would like to find out more about the local RJ service and Restorative Justice, please visit:

https://www.rjhampshire.org.uk/​

https://www.hampshire-pcc.gov.uk/commissioner/partnership-working/restorative-justice

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We would like to thank everyone who has put any change into the collection tin in the Parish Office.