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Chairman:
Paul Fisher
Tel: (023) 9246 1412
Membership Secretary and Treasurer:
Barbra Gardner
Tel: (023) 9246-7885
Noticeboard:
Lois Neale
Tel: (023) 9246 9339
Reporter:
Tony Higham
Tel: (023) 9246 4723
or e-mail HIRA at: hira@hayling.co.uk
Our address:
PO BOX 30
Hayling Island
PO11 9UD
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Hayling Island Residents Association
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HIRA is actively looking to encourage
younger members of the Hayling community to join the
Association and its committee.
Please get in touch via the numbers on the left or e-mail.
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The HIRA noticeboard, situated next to Nat West Bank in
the Mengham Shopping area, is available for the display of details about
community news and events. Please call Lois Neale, on the number to the left,
to place a suitable notice in the secure, protected window.
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Quarterly Open Meetings, to which all
residents are invited, are held at the
United Reformed Church Hall, at 7.30pm
on the 3rd Thursday of January, April,
July and October, with the AGM taking place
at the latter meeting. The meetings cover
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Please support HIRA's efforts by joining us. Either
contact the membership secretary or click
here for an online version of the membership form.
JOIN HIRA
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Open Meetings Programme 2012
January 19th - Petition Campaign Review (Thursday)
April 19th - Hayling's Marine Industry (Thursday)
July 19th - Olympic Year - Hayling Watersports (Thursday)
October 19th - AGM and MP’s Forum (Friday)
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HIRA AIMS & OBJECTIVES
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To represent residents in the various forums affecting
life on the Island and inform them of any outcome.
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To strive to improve the quality of life for Hayling
Islanders and to be responsive to the needs and
wishes of residents.
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To defend the interests of residents as far as
is possible within the resources available, by monitoring
proposed planning changes and recommending suitable
modifications.
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To work and liaise with the County Council, the
Borough Council, Hayling Councilors and other outside
organisations and authorities relevant to the well-being
of residents.
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To inform and involve residents by holding public
meetings at which local issues can be reviewed and
discussed and to arrange lectures and addresses.
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To set up links with other Hayling Island organisations,
particularly those with recreational and charitable
objectives.
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To increase membership. HIRA must have a sufficient
membership base for its views to be taken seriously
in negotiations and to provide a convincing mandate
for its activities. All members should strive to
increase membership by actively encouraging other
Islanders to join the Association. The membership
base should reflect the population of the Island
and so have members of all socio-economic and age
groupings.
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To be financially viable. Whilst non profit making,
the Association must have the resources to satisfy
unexpected calls upon its reserves and also to add
to the community's amenities, when suitable projects
arise.
If you would like to join the Hayling Island Residents' Association please contact the Secretary: Carole Evans – 023 9246-7885. Annual subscription costs just £4 per household, with £15 for 5 years or £25 for life options.
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