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Redevelopment of Redoubt Court, Fort Fareham

In November 2022, the Council's Executive approved the inclusion of Fort Fareham with Fareham Housing's Regeneration Strategy. As part of this strategy, Redoubt Court, along with part of the open space adjacent to Longfield Avenue, was identified as having potential for redevelopment to provide additional affordable homes. The site was subsequently confirmed as a housing allocation in the Local Plan. Fareham Housing is proposing the demolition of 8 flats at Redoubt Court and their replacement with 21 new homes (a mix of flats and houses). Your feedback will help shape the final design prior to a formal planning application being made, and will ensure the redevelopment meets community needs. Your feedback is extremely important to us and will be considered prior to a formal planning application being made.

Redevelopment of Redoubt Court, Fort Fareham

Have your say on proposals for the redevelopment of Redoubt Court

Have Your Say on the Draft Affordable Housing Strategy

To plan for future affordable housing in Fareham the Council has produced a Draft Affordable Housing Strategy and we want your views on it.

Sheltered Housing Consultation

We are asking tenants and their relatives how well the Sheltered Housing service meets tenants needs and to identify ways to improve it.

Optimising Social Housing

The Council asked for comments on proposed changes to how it manages applications and allocations to Social Housing in the Borough, the results are now being analysed.

Publication Version of the Local Plan

The Regulation 19 Consultation allows you to make representations on the 'soundness' and 'legal compliance' of the Local Plan.

Revised Publication Local Plan

Assheton Court Consultation

Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Consultation

Have your say on Self and Custom Build Housing for Planning Applications

Have your say on our Draft Empty Homes Strategy

Have your say on our housing services

Help us make it easier for people to get the right social housing

Affordable Housing Supplementary Planning Document (SPD)

Draft Anti-Social Behaviour Policy

How should we respond to Anti-Social Behaviour?

Let's Talk Tenant Engagement to win £50

Help us improve how we talk to and listen to our tenants.

Let's Talk Mutual Exchange of Council Housing

Have your say on a new Draft Mutual Exchange Policy

Let's Talk Repairs and Maintenance

Have your say on the Draft Repairs and Maintenance policy to ensure it meets the needs of our tenants to enable the maintenance of good quality accommodation.

Fareham Housing Tenants! Have your say on our housing services

Fareham Housing is the Council service responsible for providing affordable and sustainable housing options for our residents. Tell us what you think of the service and you could win a £50 supermarket voucher of your choice!

Making improvements to your Council home

We are inviting residents to provide feedback on a new draft Housing Alterations Policy.

Let's Talk Housing Decant

The Council are seeking feedback on a new draft Housing Decant Policy

Let's Talk Housing Decant

The Council are seeking feedback on a new draft Housing Decant Policy

West Street Redevelopment, Former Birk's Building

Your feedback is invited on the plans to develop 130 - 136 West Street in Fareham Town Centre, which used to house a number of businesses including Birk's furniture store.

Help us shape Fareham's Later Living Strategy

We are asking for your feedback to ensure our new Later Living Strategy is as supportive as it can be for the residents of Fareham.

Let's Talk Housing Allocations

We want our Draft Allocations Policy to be clear and helpful. Your feedback can help us make that happen.

Let's Talk Mobility Aid Safety

We invite feedback from you on a new policy to ensure the safe storage, maintenance and charging of battery powered mobility aids in and around our housing stock in Fareham.

Right Sized Homes For Tenants

The benefits of housing mobility are well recognised, and the Right-Sizing Policy encourages people to move to smaller, more suitable homes as their needs change throughout life. We would value your input to ensure this document is as clear as it can be. Our survey will run until 1st September 2025.