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The Dever Society works to conserve, protect and celebrate Hampshire’s rural heartland. As an independent registered charity, the Society speaks on behalf of almost 7,000 members throughout Hampshire and across the UK.
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Winchester City Council's planners have rejected proposals for a 130-chalet forest holiday park in Black Wood. The Dever Society's chairman, Douglas Paterson, has hailed the decision as 'local democracy at its best'.
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Help us to defend Hampshire’s countryside from increasing housing pressures and changes to the planning system. Membership is free, but the Society relies entirely on voluntary donations to continue its work. |
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The Dever Society was amongst the first to hear of Eagle Star's bid to develop a massive new eco-town at Micheldever Station. The Society's vigorous campaign helped to defeat this latest proposal. |
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© The Dever Society | Registered charity no: 1003093 | Updated
1/06/09
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