Evidence base

An evidence base is a collection of information we use to support planning policy

We use our evidence base to inform and support the preparation of planning policy. It can also be relevant when we consider planning applications.

Please contact us if you need any of the following reports in a different format at planningpolicy@hart.gov.uk

Housing

Five-year housing land supply

Five year housing land supply and housing trajectory at 1 April 2024

Also see Item 5 Hart's Five-Year Housing Land Supply - Development Management Committee 22 January 2025

Housing delivery test

The government’s housing delivery test is a percentage measurement of the number of net homes delivered in an area against the number of homes required. It covers a rolling three-year period.

Our housing delivery test measurement for Hart in 2022 was 207%. This represents 1,746 homes delivered in Hart against a requirement of 842.

Specialist housing for older people

Strategic housing market assessment

Travellers

Economy

Employment Land Review

Retail, leisure and town centres study

Please contact us if you would like to view either of the following documents:

  • Retail, leisure and town centres study 2015 part 1
  • Retail, leisure and town centres study 2015 part 2

Environment

Renewable and low carbon energy

North Hampshire renewable energy and low carbon development study 2010

Landscape

Hampshire character assessment

Landscape Assessment 1997

Flood Risk

Infrastructure

Infrastructure delivery plan 2018 - contact us if you would like to view this document

Heritage

Authority monitoring report

Authority monitoring report 2023/24

Settlements

Settlement hierarchy 2010

Urban characterisation and density study

Appendix 1 - Fleet settlement area

Appendix 2 - Odiham settlement area

Appendix 3 - Hook settlement area

Appendix 4 - Hartley Wintney settlement area

Appendix 5 - Blackwater settlement area

Appendix 6 - Yateley settlement area

Fleet Town Access Plan

You can view the Fleet Town Access Plan on Hampshire County Council's website.