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PUSH welcomes second round status of Transport for South Hampshire bid

The Department for Communities and Local Government shortlists south Hampshire transport infrastructure bid...

PUSH considers Government response to South East Plan

The Chairman of the Partnership for Urban South Hampshire (PUSH), Councillor Seán Woodward, and PUSH Managing Director, Stuart Jarvis, are today considering the Government’s comments on the South East Plan and in principle have welcomed them as a firm endorsement of the PUSH strategy for South Hampshire....

PUSH welcomes Multi-Area Agreement

Multi-Area Agreement for South Hampshire...

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PUSH Multi-Area Agreement signing ceremony

The South Hampshire Agreement (SHA) is a Multi Area Agreement (MAA) for South Hampshire. It is prepared by the Partnership for Urban South Hampshire (PUSH) on behalf of, and with input from:

the eleven local authorities that make up PUSH;
Transport for South Hampshire (TfSH), which is the delivery agent for sub-regional transport plans, policies and programmes;
partners in delivery of the PUSH Business Plan, including Job Centre Plus, Learning and Skills Council, Business Link and SEEDA.

The South Hampshire Agreement focuses on selected key elements of the PUSH Business Plan and will support the delivery of our ambitious programme by strengthening the bonds of collaboration between local partners, Government Departments and their agencies.

The Agreement proposes a total of eight outcomes and eight enabling measures. With these in place, PUSH and its key partners – Job Centre Plus, Learning and Skills Council, Business Link, SEEDA and Transport for South Hampshire – will achieve more rapid and certain progress in delivering the PUSH Business Plan and sub-regional strategy. This in turn will support the achievement of objectives and targets in the Regional Economic Strategy and national Public Service Agreements, particularly relating to skills, employment, housing supply and regional economic performance.

Follow the link to view the South Hampshire Agreement

Follow the link to view the South Hampshire Agreement Summary