NEWS RELEASES
February 2002
New Code Of Conduct For Councillors
28th February 2002
A new code of conduct for councillors was adopted by Horsham District Council at yesterday's Council meeting (27 February 2002).
District Council Tax Agreed At 16 Pence A Week
28th February 2002
THE District Council tax part of local council tax bills was increased by 8.9% for next year (2002/03) at last night's Council meeting at Horsham District Council.
Stray Dogs - Who To Contact
27th February 2002
TODAY's national initiative from leading organisations and the RSPCA clarifying who to contact about stray dogs has been welcomed by Horsham District Council.
License To Thrill
20th February 2002
OVER one hundred street collections have been licensed in the Horsham district during the last year, as part of the unusual and unsung job of Horsham District Council's Licensing section.
Food Hazard Warning - Chinese Honey
22nd February 2002
Local food retailers are being asked to withdraw Chinese honey after today's food hazard warning.
Average Council Tax For District Council Services
14th February 2002
Horsham District Council’s Cabinet will decide this evening (14 February) what it should recommend to the Council as the level of the District Council’s part of the Council Tax for the coming year.
Reaching Out And Listening
14th February 2002
AN estimated 3000 people came to last week's public exhibition about proposed developments in Horsham and Southwater, with over 350 of them giving written feedback about what they saw.
Enforcing Planning Regulations
14th February 2002
HORSHAM District Council has successfully prosecuted the owner of a farm in West Chiltington for breaching planning regulations.
New Business Development Officer
12th February 2002
BUSINESSES in the Horsham district can get free advice and support from a new business development officer at Horsham District Council.
Thanks For Xmas Tree Recycling
8th February 2002
THANKS is being given by Horsham District Council to all those residents who have recycled their Christmas trees over the last few weeks.