THE transformation of Bordon's old fire station into an eco-exhibition station is due to be completed this summer, and East Hampshire District Council wants to know what it can do to make it an exciting place to visit.

It is distributing questionnaires, asking the public what they would they like to see included in an eco-town exhibition the council is planning.

Glynis Watts, East Hamp-shire District Council's deputy leader and portfolio holder for regeneration, said to the public: "Please tell us what you think and help shape the future of the eco station.

"We want it to be something for the community that is useful, fun and interactive."

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