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<p>JBS Developments Solutions want to build three two-bedroom homes between Borelli's Yard and Central Car Park in Farnham.</p>

More homes planned on central Farnham site

<p>Overnight resurfacing work is due to begin in South Street in Farnham in late April 2026.</p>

Farnham campaigner raises concerns over South Street works

<p>Kiln House Studios in Farnham.</p>

Highways objection raised to Badshot Lea special school plans

<p>Wetherspoons is hopeful of going "onsite" at the former Slug & Lettuce in early summer.</p>

Wetherspoons submits new plans for Farnham pub

<p>Parking is allowed on the narrow pavement side of Spitalfields Road in Alton, but not on the side with the wider footway and houses with front gardens.</p>

Residents taking sides over parking in Alton road

<p>Froyle Park in Upper Froyle.</p>

Residents say they are “at breaking point” over wedding disruption

<p>Hilton in Woking.</p>

Woking to sell flagship developments in 'sobering' bankruptcy fallout

<p>The site layout of Bellway’s 60-house Mount Royal Gardens estate in Four Marks (Photo: Bellway).
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Building starts on 60-house estate in Four Marks

<p>The site of the hedgerows on Waverley Lane in Farnham.</p>

Hedgerow removal is a cut too deep for some

<p>Waverley Borough Council has acquired 22 new homes.</p>

Council invests £5.4m to deliver 22 affordable homes in Farnham

<p>East Hampshire MP Damian Hinds.</p>

MP warns of 'damaging' high-density housing plans for East Hampshire

<p>A man playing padel at Hurlands.</p>

Hurlands unveils outdoor padel courts and classes

<p>Planning applications submitted across the Farnham area.</p>

Planning applications submitted across Farnham area

<p>Rushmoor Borough Council Leader Cllr Gareth Williams with plans for the new leisure centre in Farnborough.</p>

Green light given for new leisure centre

<p>Alan Titchmarsh opened the Freedom Through Expression gallery in Alton in 2024.</p>

Alan Titchmarsh working on a new garden after leaving Holybourne

<p>The old Hilltop Kitchen site in Alldens Lane, Godalming.</p>

Hilltop kitchen restaurant approved despite local concerns

<p>Cllr Paul Follows, leader of Waverley Borough Council; Cllr Paul Rivers, portfolio holder for housing (operations and services); Cllr Penny Rivers, mayor of Waverley; Connor Herrington, senior land manager, Miller Homes Southern; David Brown, managing director, Miller Homes Southern; and Liam Spalding, site manager, Miller Homes Southern, launch the new housing at the Deer Park development in Farnham.</p>

Council secures 22 new affordable homes in Farnham development

<p>Ockford Ridge in Godalming</p>

Empty £8m Waverley homes set to be occupied after delays

<p>Sir Charles Cockburn, who is leading opposition to the building of houses in Alton.</p>

Residents hear warning over potential 20,000 homes along A31 corridor

<p>From left, Paul Kittle, Derek Begent and Roger Stanwell</p>

Farnham-based architects save historic pub from last orders

<p>Steve Reed, the secretary of state for housing, communities and local government, has received a letter about local planning reforms.</p>

Farnham residents warn over planning reforms

<p>The Say No To Chawton Park Farm protest has been going on for years - members of The Alton Society in Regency dress are pictured campaigning against earlier proposals in September 2021.</p>

Councillor "totally frustrated" by planning system

<p>Solar panels on the Alton Sports Centre roof.</p>

Solar panels generate enough electricity for eight million cuppas

<p>The former M&Co store in Godalming High Street.</p>

Waverley backs £7.5m plan for 13 affordable flats

<p>TG Jones manager Bea Burns says drilling from Borough roadworks makes the shop shake. </p>

Traders divided as The Borough works face paving slab shortage

<p>The old HIlltop Kitchen site in Alldens Lane, Godalming.</p>

Decision delayed on future of Surrey Hills cafe