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Residents have blasted developers after paying £550,000 to live on 'desolate' newbuild estate which remains unfinished - FIVE years after people moved in. Pictured: Lin Glover

Our dream home is an unfinished building site...after 5 years

From left: Ian Beal, Christian Allen-Kotze, Dave Richardson, and Seàn Woodward.

Future civil engineers get training boost with 10k brick donation

An image showing the scale of the new proposed development

Major consultation launched on 653-home 'quality' development in Purbrook

Persimmon Homes South Coast has confirmed plans for 64 new homes off New Road in Swanmore.

Housebuilder will give £327,000 to school in deal to build 64 homes in village

Crofton Cemetery in Stubbington Picture: Paul Jacobs (111184-12)

200 new homes to built near cemetery after council loses a planning appeal

The new Persimmon Homes South Coast land and planning team, from left: Brian Robson, Dan Ramirez, Lily Vukovic, Gregg Allison, Jamie Alley, Sharon Eckford), Nicky Steward, James Elms, Ian Armitage, Giles Maltby and Dave Buczynskyj. Picture: Chris Moorhouse Photography

Groundworks taking place at development set for 69 new homes

Persimmon Home is hoping to build more than 60 homes off New Road in Swanmore. Picture: Persimmon.

Traffic fears over plans for 64 homes by school

Tony Goodridge from the Save Our Strategic Gaps Facebook group and Zoe Aspinall from the Green Party arrive at Fareham Borough Council to hand in the petition. Picture: Tony Goodridge.

Petitions to protect greenbelt attracts 3,000 signatures

Councillor Sean Woodward, the leader of Fareham Borough Council,

Scrapped plans for nearly 1,500 new homes are resubmitted

The artifacts are believed to be more than 3,000 years old.

Metal detectorist uncovers a hoard of rare Bronze Age ornaments in Portchester

Portsmouth Down Syndrome Association founder Rachael Ross MBE, centre, with representatives from Persimmon Homes after the charity won 100,000 in the developer's Building Futures campaign.

Portsmouth Down Syndrome Association wins £100,000 to spend on support work in s...

Portsmouth Down Syndrome Association founder Rachael Ross MBE, centre, with representatives from Persimmon Homes after the charity won £100,000 in the developer's Building Futures campaign.

Portsmouth Down Syndrome Association wins £100,000 to spend on support work in s...

The plans from Persimmon Homes for the 261 homes in Stubbington.

'I'm nearly speechless': Plan for 261 'appalling' homes in Fareham rejected by c...

A Persimmon show home from a development in the Midlands.

Concerns about proposed 260 homes as developer faces independent review

A Persimmon show home from a development in the Midlands.

Concerns about proposed 260 homes as developer faces independent review

School Chef of the Year, Steven Cross, has helped to revolutionise healthy eating at Park Community School. Picture: Sarah Standing (180838-1471)

Park Community School in Havant scoops healthy eating award

A COMMUNITY school has won an award of £1000 in recognition of their work in promoting healthy eating.

Neil Fatkin

New homeowner scheme aims to boost customer satisfaction

New homeowner scheme aims to boost customer satisfaction

Bowls club cash boost

Soil on the roads. Picture: David Wiltshire

Anger over mud and dust at controversial Portchester homes development

PDSA help animals like Duke. Picture: Paul Gillis

Funding boost given to Portsmouth pets

Funding boost given to Portsmouth pets

Clayton Corner

Much-needed homes and jobs at Portchester site

Scout club gets big cash boost

Scouts net £1,000 grant for boating

Jorja Clifton

Honeypot gets a sweet surprise from firm

Portchester residents angry as council backs down from appeal

RESIDENTS are '˜extremely disappointed' after it was decided a controversial planning appeal would not be challenged.

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Proposed development off Cranleigh Road, Portchester

Housing estate of 120 new homes to be built in Portchester after council backs d...

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Councillors praise '˜strong case' put forward to inspector over proposed estate

Appeal over planned Portchester estate to begin this morning

Developer appeals decision to reject 180 homes on Warsash countryside

The proposed development site at land off Brook Lane, Warsash. Picture: Bargate Homes

Developer targets Warsash countryside for housing despite council rejecting form...

Date for planning appeal regarding Portchester development confirmed

Developer sets out busy year

Developer says demand is growing for homes

Figures show demand for houses remains high

Residents opposed to development planned for the field between Cranleigh Road and Quintrel Avenue in Portchester, pictured in 2014

Boost for campaigners as inquiry into potential Portchester estate delayed until...

Tithegrove employees at one of its construction sites

Landscaping firm creates new jobs as part of growth

A packed hall at Wicor School for the Community Action Team meeting about the Cranleigh Road application

Contentious appeal packs out school hall

Councillor makes plea for residents to attend CAT meeting over Cranleigh Road ho...

Fareham council confirms planning inquiry over potential Portchester estate

Demand for homes continues

A field that sits between Cranleigh Road and Quintrell Avenue in Portchester and being considered for a large housing development

War over potential Portchester estate to continue as developers appeal council's...

Land where houses could be built in Purbrook Park

Fears raised over new path near to homes

Camapaigners against any homes being built off Cranleigh Road, pictured in 2014. From left. Pete Carey, Linda Britton, Steve Stroud, Bill Capel, Sylvie Stroud with baby Liam Stroud,, Roy Stantiall, Judith Capel, Mick Grinyer, Nikki Butler with her dog 'Poppy' and Alec Noake who opposed the new homes being built in Portchester Picture: Malcolm Wells (142855-0898)

Council turns down bid to build new housing estate on fields in Portchester

Residents at Cranleigh Road in Portchester, which has been earmarked for a large housing development

It's important residents submit comments

Wicor Primary School's headteacher Mark Wildman during last year's protests against building on the field off Cranleigh Road, Portchester. He is with pupils., from left, Izzy Hookings, Amelia Jenkins, Lily Salter, Maddison Jayes and Dylan Ayling Picture: Paul Jacobs (150521-1)

Plan to build homes on Portchester field is submitted to the council again

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