With the council meeting approaching this petition is a great indication of how people feel about the council’s lack of transparency or consultation.

Amazingly, Serhan Handani - of local Solicitors firm, Bramsdon and Childs - has offered to assist on a pro bono basis.

We are busy preparing for the council meeting and will update you with what happens on the night.  

The meeting is 27th January @ 7pm at the Berry Theatre, Wildern Lane, Hedge End.  Join us if you can. 

Willoughby would love to be there, but horses aren’t allowed!  Willoughby was found by the RSPCA upside down in a ditch – the RCPCA Officer later said the she thought he was dead and could not understand how he survived.

After being assessed by the vet, Willoughby was brought to the Epona Trust for care – he had pneumonia, malnutrition and a dangerous worm burden. We dressed him in one of Carol’s jumpers and Verity’s socks to keep him warm – nothing else fitted him. Willoughby was so ill he could not stand up and it took 4 people to lift him every 2 hours. It was a long and slow road to recovery that took many years.