Plans to transform Hayling Island's seafront and turn it into a watersports hub to go before the public next week
Havant Borough Council is asking for views on the future of its ambitious regeneration programme for Hayling Island seafront and the future direction it should take.
Following on from earlier work undertaken by consultants Hemingway Design and Mace, a draft ambition for Hayling seafront has been developed.
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Hide AdThe plan outlines three regeneration hubs, West Beach, Beachlands and Eastoke with new walking and cycling connections between them.
The council hopes to boost West Beach’s reputation as a hub for watersports, supported by its heritage as the home of windsurfing.
Councillor Clare Satchwell said: ‘We are delighted to be progressing work that will help shape the future of Hayling seafront.
‘We value the feedback of residents, businesses and visitors, and look forward to their thoughts and opinions on how to create the very best opportunities for the island. It is important that people note that this is not a fixed plan but a series of ideas that will help shape the future of Haying seafront.’
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Hide AdA public exhibition will be held on Thursday, November 11 between 2pm and 5.30pm at Hayling Island Community Centre (Room 2) in Station Road, and then again on Saturday, November 13 between 10am and 1pm.
Residents can also give their views online or give written comments to Beachlands Information Centre, 7 Sea Front Hayling Island or Public Service Plaza, Civic Centre Road, Havant.
All comments must be received by Sunday, November 21.
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