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Rook Farm site, Hayling Island

Battle lines drawn as residents prepare to fight plans for 300 homes

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Barratt Homes hands over toy donations

Hampshire housebuilder’s Christmas toy appeal means more children will have pres...

Elf on the Shelf paid a visit to Brockhurst Primary

Gosport’s Brockhurst school gets a visit from Elf on the Shelf

Founder Matt Foster with some of the donations TPN has received so far.

The Parenting Network launches Toy Appeal to ensure all children wake up to a Ch...

Volunteers from Barratt help out at Marwell Zoo.

Volunteers help Marwell prepare for half-term Halloween fun

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Housebuilder donates £5,000 to Hayling Island Donkey Sanctuary

The Bedhampton Summer Show

Bedhampton Summer Show taking place this weekend

Jess Crook volunteering with the Tall Ships Youth Trust

Bricklaying apprentice Jess overcomes adversity to ‘build’ strong career

Picture taken by a local resident of the discharges

Officials investigate complaints about groundwater discharges

16-year-old Callum Pettitt, from Gosport, is a carpentry apprentice at Barratt Homes.

Gosport apprentice calls for more employers to help people like him

A recent project saw an army of volunteers take to Emsworth to clear up discarded rubbish. Barratt Homes sales advisors, Beth Bell and Carolyn McKee, were there to help on the day.

Local businesses get stuck in clearing Emsworth of rubbish

The development site on Hayling Island

Residents on Hayling Island are concerned about housing development

The housing estate being built on Hayling Island which flooded over Christmas

Housing estate being built at Sinah Lane on Hayling floods in 'extreme weather'

Barratt volunteers offered support in the form of gardening to Second Chance Children's Charity, in Fareham.

Housebuilding firm's bosses ‘dig in’ to help Fareham children’s charity

Barratt Homes employees are invited on board as they present Tall Ships Youth Trust (TSYT) with a cheque for £20,000.

Housebuilder hands over £20,000 cheque to Portsmouth-based youth charity
A Hampshire housebuilder has shown support for the Portsmouth-based Tall Ships Youth Trust with a sizeable cash donation.
Elsa Waterfield

Barratt Homes employees help to clear 20kg of rubbish from Emsworth Harbour in support of a local environmental charity, The Final Straw Foundation.

Barratt employees help to clear 20kg of rubbish from Emsworth Harbour

Slow download speed on laptop screen. Picture: Shutterstock

City buyers most likely to pull out of a property with slow broadband

This three bedroom semi-detached new build house in Kentidge Way, Waterlooville has gone on for sale for £375,000. It is listed by Barratt Homes.

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Children from The Elizabeth Foundation at the Cosham centre.

'Vital' donation of £1,000 to support deaf children in Hampshire

Hayling Island Kitesurfing Armada in 2019.

Picture Ian Hargreaves (220619-10)

Hayling Island's Kitesurfing Armada Festival due for exciting return

Litter pickers at the Hayling Island beach clean

Litter pickers clear 35kg of rubbish from Hayling Island beach

A group of friends from Portsmouth have covered nearly 600 miles on foot in the past month, raising over £2,000 for the Oddballs Foundation. Pictured: Haydn Bula, Stuart Mott, Joss Whittingham, Michael Wells, Luke Harry and Oliver James

Six friends team up to run 600 miles to raise £2,000 for charity

Barratt Homes plan in Sinah Lane, Hayling Island. Images from 2018 original submission.

Fresh bid for 195 homes on Hayling as residents stir to action

Residents are vehemently against proposals for 195 new homes off Sinah Lane, Hayling Island. Picture: David George

Councillors back plans for 195 new homes

Residents are vehemently against proposals for 195 new homes off Sinah Lane, Hayling Island. Picture: David George

Concerns over plans for 195 new homes

Barratt Homes' visualisation of how homes off Sinah Lane, Hayling Island could look

Developers appeal as council fails to meet statutory period
Property developers, Barratt Homes, have lodged an appeal stating the statutory period in which to decide and agree on the planning application has not been met by Havant Borough Council.
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Barratt Homes' visualisation of how homes off Sinah Lane, Hayling Island could look

Decision meeting for 195 homes to go ahead despite Covid-19 fears

A CGI of part of the development planned for land off Sinah Lane, Hayling Island, by Barratt Homes

Hayling Island 195-homes plan '˜will not be considered' until after council's in...

Barratt Homes' proposals for new family homes at land off Sinah Lane in Hayling Island

Developer reveals updated homes plan for Sinah Lane site on Hayling Island

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Three housing development site managers honoured by the National House-Building ...

Barratt Homes managing director Jon Green

Homes-builder gets on shortlist for top award

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Partnership to boost biodiversity renewed

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Sacrifices to buy a home

What would you give up for your dream home?

Holidays on the chopping block for people saving for new home

Austin Barfield

Site manager appointed at housing development

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First-time buyers making big savings

An artist's impression of how the development could look

Developer to hold consultation for 322-home Bedhampton development

Barratt Homes apprentices with chief executive David Thomas and Anthony Dimmick

Apprenticeship scheme keen to tip gender scales

An image from Barratt Homes of how the Sinah Lane development could look

Hayling Island residents to have their say on plans to build 162 homes at Sinah ...

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Younger participants are'¨'˜not as committed to recycling'

Mortgage deposit estimates are far too high

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Survey reveals success for Help to Buy scheme

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Thousands of Hampshire homeowner backed by help to buy

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Housing is in high demand for youngsters

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Construction students spend time on live development

Lucy Gray from Trethowans and Mark Waldron, editor of The News, surrounded by winners and sponsors of the Business Excellence awards.

Picture: Sarah Standing (170450-4991)

Winners meet up to share success stories

Students from Fareham College learning about Bordons new housing development

Construction students aregiven building masterclass

Mark Waldron, editor of The News, presents the Apprentice of the Year award to Peter Wilson from Barratt Homes at The News' Business Excellence Awards 2017 at Portsmouth Guildhall

Marking a decade of earning and learning with apprenticeships

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Thousands use scheme

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Housing developer adds Â£34m to communities

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Post-Brexit mortgage rates

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Residents in the city like to look at birds

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Emsworth residents organise last-minute meeting to save green gap from housing p...

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Figures show Help to Buy is a success in Havant