Regenerate Romsey Town Centre Now
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Regenerate Romsey Town Centre Now

Romsey and Southampton North
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Romsey town centre is in decline, with empty shops, traffic congestion, and reduced footfall threatening the community's identity and economy. This motion calls on the local council to develop a comprehensive regeneration plan covering transport, business support, events, and sustainable development.

Caroline Nokes

Caroline Nokes

MP for Romsey and Southampton North

Member of Parliament for Romsey and Southampton North

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Regenerate Romsey Town Centre Now
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Regenerate Romsey Town Centre Now

Romsey and Southampton North

Romsey town centre is in decline, with empty shops, traffic congestion, and reduced footfall threatening the community's identity and economy. This motion calls on the local council to develop a comprehensive regeneration plan covering transport, business support, events, and sustainable development.

Romsey and Southampton North
1 reaction·100% agree
Caroline Nokes

Caroline Nokes

MP for Romsey and Southampton North

Member of Parliament for Romsey and Southampton North

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Reasons for8
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