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News Posts

• CPRE Hampshire art exhibition – last call for artists
• North Hants District Group update – June 2022
• National CPRE Hedgerow Heroes Phase 1 Final Report out now
• North Hampshire District Group Visit to Vitacress
• CPRE Hampshire welcomes new Chair at AGM
• Date for your diary – Bluebell Walk for April 2023
• CPRE Hampshire Autumn Supper 2022
• Art Exhibition in aid of CPRE Hampshire – artists wanted
• CPRE Hampshire’s ‘Countryside Gin’
• How the countryside can help tackle the climate emergency – talk now online
• Art Exhibition in aid of CPRE Hampshire
• Hampshire Views Spring/Summer 2022
• Young Farmers get in on the hedgerow action
• CPRE Hampshire welcome University Centre Sparsholt students on hedgerow initiative visit
• Dummer House rose garden tour and afternoon tea
• CPRE Hampshire litter pick with the Army Training Regiment
• CPRE Hampshire visit to Vitacress
• Save Minley Model Farm
• Sir Christopher Chope MP and Highcliffe School joined CPRE to plant a hedge
• Star Count 2022 now live
• Members – refer a friend and we’ll plant a hedge
• Cheers as Veolia application for large scale incinerator rejected but CPRE Hampshire warns of future appeal
• New ‘Local Green Space report’ out now
• CPRE Hampshire launches new ‘community’ gin in partnership with local company, Gorilla Spirits Co.
• Latest decision on Aquind interconnector a big win for the countryside
• CPRE Hampshire has moved
• FREE online talk about the wonder of hedgerows, now available online
• Ex-Chair of CPRE Hampshire receives national CPRE award
• Hedgerow Heroes – thank you Waitrose Winchester
• Hedgerows Photograph Competition Winner Announced
• Hampshire Views Autumn/Winter 2021
• CPRE Brownfield Report November 2021
• CPRE Hampshire Christmas Raffle 2021
• CPRE Hampshire working with Hedgerow Heroes at Bransgore Primary School
• Events Schedule for Autumn Now Published
• Photography Competition Launched as Part of New Hedgerow Initiative
• Monthly newsletter – May 2021
• Ruth Blok – A champion of rural England
• Charity recognises Hampshire countryside volunteers at annual meeting
• Monthly newsletter – April 2021
• CPRE Hampshire responds to Southern Water’s Water for Life consultation
• CPRE Hampshire responds to Winchester’s Your Place Your Plan consultation
• Hampshire Views Spring/Summer 2021
• Update: South Hampshire District Group
• Update: North Hampshire District Group
• Update: South Downs and Central District Group
• Update: Test Valley District Group
• Update: North East Hampshire District Group
• Update: New Forest District Group
• Volunteers uniting for a litter free Hampshire
• ‘Stand up for your local countryside’ CPRE Hampshire’s manifesto for the 2021 local elections
• Dramatic reduction in light pollution in Hampshire during lockdown, nationwide Star Count reveals
• Local planning volunteers needed to help ensure the right development in the right place
• Monthly newsletter – March 2021
• Winchester – Your Place Your Plan consultation
• Affordability of housing in rural areas
• Protecting the inspirational landscape of South West Winchester
• CPRE Hampshire, the countryside charity attracts new trustees
• Basingstoke’s countryside next door is also ‘Valued Landscape’
• Test Valley Borough Council support for new Green Belt
• Monthly newsletter – February 2021
• North Hampshire Downs Valued Landscape
• Any new waste facility should be in an industrial area not in a Valued Landscape, says CPRE Hampshire
• Winchester groups say NO to new towns
• Nationwide star count to reveal lockdown’s impact on light pollution
• Monthly newsletter – January 2021
• Government should rethink damaging planning proposals and plan back better
• Monthly newsletter – December 2020
• Local Plan responses – Fareham and Havant
• Raffle raises almost £1,000 for the Hampshire countryside
• Monthly newsletter – November 2020
• New sponsorship opportunities for Hampshire’s Countryside Awards 2021
• Enough brownfield land for 27,900 new homes in Hampshire, CPRE report reveals
• Monthly newsletter – October 2020
• CPRE Hampshire’s first online AGM
• Hampshire Views Autumn/Winter 2020
• Help save local democracy and our ability to shape the future of where we live – CPRE Hampshire responds to the Government’s Planning White Paper
• CPRE Hampshire’s response to the Planning for the Future White Paper
• Monthly newsletter – September 2020
• CPRE Hampshire on calculating housing numbers and another ‘dodgy algorithm’
• New trustee opportunities at CPRE Hampshire, the countryside charity
• Government action should focus on building the one million homes that already have planning permission – CPRE Hampshire writes to Hampshire MPs
• Monthly newsletter August 2020
• Planning reforms – CPRE Hampshire letter to Hampshire MPs
• CPRE Hampshire’s virtual AGM 12 September 2020
• Monthly newsletter July 2020
• More than just ‘the view’ – valuing the East Hampshire landscape
• ‘Once in a generation chance to unleash potential of the countryside’ – CPRE launches regeneration manifesto
• £26 million a year or half a billion pounds over two generations
• Lockdown lesson for government: over two thirds in South East want to see their local green space enhanced
• Star Count shows 61% of participants live in areas with severe light pollution
• Surge in appreciation for green spaces and community spirit in South East England amid lockdown
• Victory for common sense as Eastleigh Local Plan Inspector supports sustainable development
• More industrial site needed for electric power transmission link
• ‘Significant wasted opportunity’ – CPRE Hampshire on the absence of South Hampshire Green Belt in Fareham Local Plan Supplement
• Eastleigh Local Plan – Nov 2019
• East Hampshire Consultation on Large Development Sites – Nov 2019
• Nitrate Neutrality – Nov 2019
• Planning for a South Hampshire Green Belt – Sep 2019
• Hampshire 2050, Vision for the Future
• Next steps in the Green Belt Campaign – Jan 2020
• Our countryside: a manifesto for the next government

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• Guide to involvement in the local plan making process
• South Hampshire Green Belt campaign update July 2020
• Introducing a South Hampshire Green Belt
• A strategic vision for Hampshire: A campaign for a better future
• Planning for a South Hampshire Green Belt

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