Hart Lib Dems 🔶

What a tremendous group of ⁦@LibDems⁩ colleagues to be working with over the coming parliamentary term. There is a lot of talent, dedication and experience in this group.

Latest @YouGov poll showing a narrow WIN for the @LibDems in North East Hampshire! Reflecting what we know from thousands of conversations - local people are ready for change. #GE2024

🔴Labour voters are lending me their vote to beat the Tories in North East Hampshire. 🔶 🙏Thank you Arthur for your support.

An amazing last Saturday of the campaign! A huge team out around #NorthEastHampshire today. Great doorstep chats in Crookham Village with @Sarah_Hants. Quick cool drink at the Coach House cafe. Then off to Concert on the Green in Elvetham Heath and a delicious crepe too. #GE2024

At last night's canvassing, I met Julia. She's voted Conservative in every election her whole life, but she told me with pride that she's just completed her postal vote with her first ever vote for the @LibDems Thank you for putting your trust in me Julia. #GE2024

Thank you #Hook for the warm welcome today. As we are finding all over #NorthEastHampshire, lifelong Conservative voters are fed up with being taken for granted. They are turning to the @LibDems for an MP with integrity who will work hard for our area.

A smashing evening out in #Yateley with some of our team. So much support on the doorsteps from 🧡regular supporters 💙lifelong Conservative voters ready for a change ❤️Labour voters who are willing to lend us their vote this time. #FairDeal #PositiveChange

5/5 It's good to know that TW were on top of this issue when it came up. But it does demonstrate the issues that can and do become much harder to manage and much more expensive when the infrastructure isn't upgraded regularly.

4/5 The leaks have been repaired and the tankers had to stick around for a while after everything was back to normal, just to make sure there weren't further problems.

3/5 When sewage pipes burst, you can't just turn off the sewage! So, Thames Water brought in many tankers to control the flow from the rising main which is on Hitches Lane. This is why there were so many tankers. It was not planned works, but the timing with exams wasn't good.

2/5 The leaks were right next to the railway line, on Network Rail land. They were in a very difficult position to access. A new path was formed, which was in a tricky location so as to avoid local badger sets.

1/5 As promise, an update from @thameswater on the #sewage issues in #Fleet last week. 🧵 At tonight's residents' meeting, they explained that the old pipework near the railway line had corroded and had sprung two leaks.