CPRE Hampshire strives to promote the beauty, tranquillity and diversity of the countryside by the sustainable use of both land and other natural resources in urban and rural areas and encouraging biodiversity and the well-being of rural communities.
Notes from a Dirty Island
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Walks and Talks 2008
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New Christmas Card for 2008
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Support Us |
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The South East Plan
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CPRE Hampshire Announces 2008 Award Winners
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Awards Scheme |
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One Last Push for South Downs Petition
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Campaign Battle-map!
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CPRE Hampshire is "Full Steam Ahead"
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SHUV (South Hampshire's Unheard Voice)
This page last updated 4th September 2008 |
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CPRE President Bill Bryson reported for BBC's Panorama on Monday 11 August, in a personal and passionate account on how appalled he is at how we now treat our surroundings like a rubbish tip.
CPRE Hampshire is fully behind the national Stop the Drop campaign with local initiatives.
Well underway is our 2008 'Walks and Talks' programme. There is a guided visit on Sunday 30th Aug at 10.30am to the Fleet Pond Nature reserve.
The reserve is a notified Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) for its wetland and heathland habitats.
Recently on sale at our open garden event, just arrived are these new Christmas cards that show St Nicholas Church in Steventon (the birthplace of Jane Austen).
Even though there's still 100 days before Christmas, why not get ahead of things and support your favourite charity at the same time?
CPRE is disappointed at the latest housing figures for the South East.
The government's latest proposal is for 33,125 new dwellings each year in the South East (6,685 each year in Hampshire) which is considerably more than the original proposal put forward by the South East England Regional Assembly.
CPRE Hampshire is proud to announce the four winners of its first Countryside and Design award.
They are Portway Junior School, in Andover (photo), Bordon Junior School in East Hampshire,
Futurefarms Ltd of Martin in the New Forest and Ballard Water Meadows in New Milton.
Nominations are now open for the 2009 awards.
CPRE is calling all campaigners to sign the petition to the Prime Minister to include the Western Weald in the proposed South Downs National Park.
Over the last few months CPRE has submitted significant evidence backing this position.
These are the words of our chairman, Christopher Napier, as he reports on our 2007-8 activities, including campaigning on the South East Plan, the South Downs national park and other matters that impact our countryside.
This report and a full update on our activities is in our Spring/Summer 24-page newsletter.
SHUV is an alliance of community groups to fight the regional assembly's development plans to build 80,000 homes in south Hampshire.
It has sent in its formal response to the draft South East Plan. 
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