The operator of a waste recycling facility in Nursling saw its request to allow a limited number of HGV movements on these days rejected. Access to the site from the M27 was along the M271 and then via Andes Road, Eston Lane, Station Road and onto Lee Lane. The application received objections from residents, a local residents’ association, Romsey Town Council, Nursling and Rownhams Parish Council and Romsey Rural division councillor Nick Adams-King. Alison Fisher, secretary of Old Nursling Residents’ Association (ONRA) and parish councillor, said she heard first-hand how “beleaguered” residents of Station Road have become. “The movements on bank holidays are needed to facilitate the commercial waste collection arrangements of the local authority.