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<p>Oak Hall at the former Wispers site in Haslemere. Plans have been submitted to build nine homes on the nearby former tennis courts and car park.</p>

Plans unveiled for nine-home development

<p>The Shortland Farms site in Normandy.</p>

Normandy 200-home scheme would have been refused

<p>The site of the Oak Hill development in Wood Street Village.</p>

Surrey 'grey belt' housing scheme approved

<p>Waverley Borough Council HQ.</p>

Housing crisis looms as Surrey boroughs miss targets

<p>Image of a traveller site in Unstead Lane, Bramley</p>

Caravan encampment set up in Surrey Hills National Landscape area

<p>Centrum Business Park, Farnham.</p>

'Oppressive' 159-home plan on gateway to Farnham deferred

<p>Building commencing at Coxbridge</p>

Bricks and moans as housebuilding targets rise

<p>Waverley Borough Council submitted a four page response to the committee (Chris Caulfield)</p>

Council responds to Government ‘Grey Belt’ land designation proposal

<p>The University of Surrey has won approval for a solar farm at Hogs Back.</p>

University of Surrey wins approval for solar farm on green belt land

<p>A solar farm could be installed at Hogs Back to help the University of Surrey meet its net zero carbon targets</p>

University of Surrey's solar farm plan for green belt faces objections

<p>Waverley Borough Council will need to up its housing targets from 710 new homes to 1,374 as part of changes to national planning laws</p>

Housing targets in Waverley could double