The Homes and Communities agency (HCA) has submitted proposals to build new homes on a former Ministry of Defence barracks in Whitehill & Bordon.
The HCA has put forward an outline planning application for 500 new and affordable homes and around 3 hectares of employment space at its Louisburg Barracks site.
If the plans are approved, a new construction skills training centre is expected to be built as part of the development. It is expected that the employment space would help create around 500 jobs, which would provide a significant economic boost for the area. This project has already received funding support from the Enterprise M3 Local Enterprise Partnership.
The application to East Hampshire District Council also includes the first phase of a new relief road which would enable access to the site and ease congestion around the town. Government funding for this work has been secured by the HCA and would be delivered by Hampshire County Council starting next spring if the plans are approved.
A decision is expected to be announced in September.
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