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Planning appeals in Fareham, 2025

8 appeals decided in 2025, 38% of them allowed. Each links to its own page and to the Inspector’s letter. The authority’s record has the whole run since 2016.

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Notice varied and upheld28 November 2025· enforcement3368517
Land to the West of 237 Segensworth Road, Fareham, PO15 5EW
Without planning permission, the material change of use of the Land to a mixed use for the siting and storage of shipping containers and portable buildings, the storage of personal items, gym equipment, furniture and garden equipment in shipping containers, the storage of caravans, motorhomes and other vehicles, the stationing of one mobile home for residential purposes, the stationing of one shipping container with timber lean-to extension for residential purposes and the storage and repair of motor vehicles inside the barn
Allowed19 November 2025· minor3357639
Land to the Rear of 77 Burridge Road, Burridge Road, Southampton, SO31 1BY
the change of use of land to the stationing of caravans for residential purposes with hardstanding and dayrooms incidental to that use
Notice upheld29 September 2025· enforcement3328843
Land at Titchfield Road, , Titchfield , Fareham , Hants, PO14 3EW
without planning permission
Dismissed21 August 2025· major3359668
Land Off Rookery Avenue, Whiteley, Fareham, SO31 1BG
residential development of 32 dwellings, parking and a means of access from Rookery Avenue following demolition of 2 dwellings, glasshouses and associated outbuildings without complying with conditions attached to planning permission Ref P/19/0870/FP, dated 7 February 2024
Dismissed23 May 2025· minor3352578
Richmond, Hook Lane, Fareham, Hampshire, PO14 4LP
creation of three dwellings consisting of: Northern Dwelling - 99.5 sq m; Central Dwelling - 99.9 sq m; and, Southern Dwelling - 462 sq m
Dismissed23 May 2025· minor3352577
Richmond, Hook Lane, Fareham, Hampshire, PO14 4LP
creation of two dwellings in the Barn Building
Allowed23 May 2025· minor3352576
Richmond, Hook Lane, Fareham, Hampshire, PO14 4LP
Change of Use of 498 sq m of Building C to Class R Permitted Uses
Allowed8 April 2025· major3347627
South of Longfield Avenue , Fareham, PO14 1SE
up to 1,200 new homes (C3); 80 bed care homes (C2); a new 2 form entry primary school (D1); a local centre to comprise flexible commercial floorspace (A1, A2, A3 and A5 up to 800sq.m) and Community Centre and Health Care Facility (D1 use up to 700sq.m); the formation of new means of access onto Longfield Avenue and Peak Lane; new open space including the laying out of a new country park and sports facilities; drainage infrastructure; walking and cycling infrastructure and other associated infrastructure works. Summary of Recommendation: The appeal be allowed and planning permission granted 1

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