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CAR parking concerns have been raised over plans to convert a garage at a Romsey house.

NINE new “high-quality houses” in a Hampshire market town could be built by early next year, after plans were given the green light. The application to build a mix of two, three and four-bedroom homes in Cupernham Lane, Romsey has been submitted by Stratland Estates Ltd. It was approved by Test Valley Borough Council’s Southern Area Planning Committee. However, chairman of the committee, Cllr Mark Cooper, said a debate was sparked over the proposed designs, with some community leaders believing they were “bland and suburban”. A spokesperson from Stratland Estates said they...

NINE new "high-quality houses" in Romsey should be built for residents by early next year, the Advertiser understands. This comes as a planning application to build a mix of two, three and four-bedroom homes in Cupernham Lane was given the green light by planning chiefs. The proposals, submitted by Stratland Estates Ltd, were approved at TVBC's Southern Area Planning Committee on Tuesday, January 12. However, chairman of the committee, Cllr Mark Cooper, said a debate was sparked over the proposed designs, with some community leaders believing they were "bland and suburban". Cllr Mark ...

RESIDENTS fear plans for nine new homes in Romsey could pose a threat to wildlife and create an “urban barrier”, cutting off animals.