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Footloose - Fairy Powered Productions

Shoes · Costa Mesa

Footloose - Fairy Powered Productions

Petersfield Festival Hall – until 22nd February 2025 Reviewed by Lucy Hitchcock 4**** Stage One Youth Theatre invite you to cut loose and kick off your Sunday shoes with a performance of Footloose this half term! This incredibly talented cast of performers have hit the nail on the head of this show. we follow Ren (Arthur Westmorland) as he navigates a move to Bomont, a town with officials who have outlawed dancing following a car crash-headed u…See the Story

A3 southbound between B2070 and A3(M)

Petersfield · Petersfield

A3 southbound between B2070 and A3(M)

Location : The A3 southbound between the A272 Petersfield South and the junction with the A3M . Reason : Congestion. Status : Currently Active. Return To Normal : Normal traffic conditions are expected between 18:00 and 18:15 on 20 February 2025. Delay : There are currently delays of 40 minutes against expected traffic. The post A3 southbound between B2070 and A3(M) | Southbound | Congestion appeared first on UK Times.See the Story

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Hampshire community to get giant storm tank in time for Christmas - Water Magazine

A new concrete tank which can hold 600,000 litres of storm water is almost ready – doubling the capacity of a Hampshire wastewater treatment works during intense rainfall. The £2.4 million scheme at Southern Water’s Petersfield site will help reduce the likelihood of storm overflows being required, when surface water overloads the sewer network during downpours and highly diluted flows have to be released into the environment to stop neighbourin…See the Story

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