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<p>Brightwells House at Brightwells Yard.</p>

New tenant set to move into Brightwells House imminently

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

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

<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>The Luxe Restaurant and Bar in Lion and Lamb Yard, Farnham.</p>

Residents fear return of noise and disruption as The Luxe reopens

<p>Residents watching cricket from Oval Mansions, whose residents have access to the balcony overlooking The Oval cricket ground.</p>

Dream apartments for Surrey cricket fans up for sale

<p>A planning application has been submitted to convert the former NatWest Bank building in Farnham into flats (Stella Wiseman)</p>

Former NatWest Bank building in Farnham could be converted into flats

<p>An image of the Whitehill & Bordon Health Hub proposed for vacant land next to The Shed</p>

Hub Hub Hooray: Plans for Whitehill & Bordon Health Hub are submitted

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Treloar's funds homes for people with disabilities at Alton Coors site

<p>The Kings Head in Alton</p>

Former Kings Head pub in Alton to be sold at auction

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David Flatman attends Farnham Rugby Club’s Sportsman’s Lunch

<p>Brightwell House was built between 1792 and 1795, and gave a home to the Redgrave Theatre from 1974 to 1998</p>

Brightwells: Looking back at house’s heyday before the controversies!