FORDINGBRIDGE Town Council has been forced to fork out more than £2,000 to step up security after break-ins at the recreation ground site. Work is being carried out at the pavilion to refurbish the changing room facilities. An extraordinary meeting was held by the town council on Friday to discuss security measures. The cost of security was £7,670 with contributions of £5,000 from the contractors working on the site and the sports clubs meaning the amount needed from the council was £2,670. Councillor Nobby Goldsmith said “boots on the ground” were needed as part of security. He added: “If you see someone walking around with a torch it might deter them.”
FORDINGBRIDGE councillors have urged caution over taking on land at the cemetery. Fordingbridge Town Council has been asked about taking on the title of land at Stuckton Road cemetery from New Forest District Council (NFDC). A meeting of the town council on January 6 was told the district council had presented a land transfer form to solicitors acting for the town council but no agreement could be found in the minutes or correspondence that the town council had agreed to take it on. The town council manage the land on behalf of the district council and the meeting heard there could be potential costs if it took the land over and there was need to extend it.
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