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<p>Cllr Richard Millard has said East Hampshire District Council will no longer attempt to produce a Local Plan by the end of this year.</p>

National changes force EHDC to abandon work on Local Plan

<p>Cllr Richard Millard: "It’s obvious to even the most casual observer that the right hand doesn’t know what the left hand is doing."</p>

East Hampshire set to change course on Local Plan

<p>A Ramadan prayer took place in Trafalgar Square, London.</p>

Letters to the editor: Respect for all faiths must be equal

<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>Waverley Borough Council leader Cllr Paul Follows.</p>

Waverley challenges 'impossible' housing targets

<p>East Hampshire MP Damian Hinds discusses housing targets with East Hampshire District Council's Deputy Leader Cllr Andy Tree, and Leader Cllr Richard Millard.</p>

East Hampshire ‘not a development dumping ground’, warns leader

<p>A view of South Harting village in the South Downs by Chris Gorman.</p>

South Downs Local Plan review moves forward

<p>A31 Group members protest against the threat of houses being built on green fields around Alton.</p>

The long read: The battle over housing in Jane Austen Country

<p>Construction work at Coxbridge, near Farnham.</p>

Last chance for Farnham residents to speak out on future of the town

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

Waverley invites input on local plan

<p>Cllr Carole Cockburn says Waverley District Council could do more for its parishes and towns. </p>

Your letters to the editor: Waverley is ignoring its parishes

<p>Old Winchester Hill, deep within the Hampshire section of the South Downs National Park.</p>

National Park housing target is 'slap in the face' to East Hants

<p>EHDC believes the lack of development would stifle economic growth and cause young people to look elsewhere when buying their own home (EHDC)</p>

South Downs National Park housing plans raise concerns

<p>Save Neatham Down campaigners make their point on a nature walk </p>

Letter of the Week: Is it time for an Alton and Holybourne Party?

<p>Save Neatham Down campaigners make their point on a nature walk </p>

Save Neatham Down campaigners highlight its beauty on nature walk

<p>East Hampshire District Council’s draft Local Plan</p>

East Hampshire District Council launches Local Plan consultation

<p>Waverley has undertaken several ‘calls for sites’ in the past decade to inform its Local Plan and help meet local housing demand – the above site in Green Lane, Badshot Lea was identified in 2016</p>

Borough council calls for new sites to meet Waverley's housing targets

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East Hampshire District Council publishes its draft Local Plan

<p>The red lines highlight areas of Four Marks and Medstead which could be built over by housing</p>

Medstead couple object to Four Marks and Medstead housing plans

<p>The red lines highlight areas of Four Marks and Medstead which could be built over by housing</p>

Four Marks and Medstead residents protest at idea of 1,200 houses

<p>Julia Nethercott</p>

Ecologist to help East Hampshire District Council write Local Plan

<p>The site of CALA Homes’ proposed 190-home development at Milford golf course</p>

High Court challenge launched against Waverley's 11,000 home blueprint

<p>Doug Jones, centre, has left the South Downs National Park Authority</p>

Buriton man Doug Jones leaves the South Downs National Park Authority

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Royal Junior School plan will "harm" Surrey Hills AONB

<p>The Royal Junior School site in Hindhead is one of many new housing sites expected to come forward in coming years to help meet government housing targets in Waverley</p>

Waverley to rip up Local Plan in bid to hit government housing targets

<p>Waverley Borough Council claims sweeping changes to its planning process were recommended by the government's Planning Advisory Service (pictured)</p>

Opinion: Waverley planning changes are an affront to local democracy