PROPOSALS to turn high street units into three flats in Fordingbridge have sparked concerns about “over development” and a lack of parking. An application seeking a change of use for units 2 and 3 Roman Quay, High Street to create three new homes has been submitted to New Forest District Council by Tygwin Ltd. It was discussed by Fordingbridge Town Council on January 13. Councillor Alan Lewendon said the units had been a cafe and shop premises previously and that the cafe building would be divided in half to create two separate units of accommodation. He said they were “very small” and were “stand alone studio flats” but was concerned over the amount of light the lower property would get, which he felt would be “extremely limited”.
A FORDINGBRIDGE councillor says dog fouling is “dreadful” in areas of the town. Concerns were raised about problems with dog fouling during a meeting of Fordingbridge Town Council, which was held online over Zoom on Wednesday, December 2. Councillor Pat Earth said: “Can I just bring up the old problem of dog fouling again. It is really, really bad through The Bartons to the top of Green Lane.” She said despite notices been put up “it was still dreadful” “Again it has come with the darker evenings,” added Cllr Earth. “The fouling is all around the dog bin, which is ridiculous.”
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