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Joint Chief Executive Patricia Hughes will be stepping down from Hart District Council at the end of this week to pursue a new chapter in her life, although she still intends to continue to be involved in local government.

Patricia joined the Council in 2012, initially as a Corporate Director, before being appointed as a Joint Chief Executive (Head of Paid Service) in 2014.  

Many Hart residents can now get help with their rising energy bills with an average grant £10,000 for sustainable home improvements.  

Exciting plans to transform play areas and exercise spaces in Fleet and Riseley have taken a major step forward this week with funding released from Hart District Council.

The Council has been working hard alongside developers as part of the planning process to ensure that invaluable community projects are funded to balance the impacts of new development.

Councillors make planet pledges for Great Big Green Week  

Hart District councillors and staff are demonstrating their commitment to fighting Climate Change by making planet pledges for Great Big Green Week. All pledges will reduce their carbon footprints and it is hoped they will inspire Hart residents to make their own planet pledges.

The protection of Hart’s towns and villages from inappropriate development has been further strengthened by new data on future housing supply.