FURTHER plans for the new town centre being developed on the former Prince Philip Barracks, in Bordon, will go on show at a public consultation this month.

The community will have the opportunity to view updated designs of the town centre - highlighting its evolution since early plans were submitted - on Saturday, February 25.

Attendees will be able to ask questions and provide feedback to representatives involved in the development of the town centre, which is said to be integral to the regeneration of Whitehill and Bordon.

A large model and virtual-reality imagery will be available for people to view, giving sense of how the new town centre will look and feel.

A market and craft fair, showcasing a range of products, will also be held opposite the venue.

Commenting on the public event James Child, project leader at the Whitehill and Bordon Regeneration Company, said: “We have been working closely with retailers, a cinema operator, food-and-beverage operators, hoteliers, the NHS, leisure operators, local schools and churches, and financiers to bring our ideas to life.

“This is an exciting opportunity for the town, to provide a town centre for everyone with shops that people want to see and use, restaurants, an eight-screen cinema, health campus and leisure centre.

“I look forward to seeing the local community there and receiving feedback on how the town centre is shaping up.”

The new town centre will be located at the corner of Budds Lane and the A325.

By the time the town centre is built, the A325 will be subject to a number of improvements which will slow down traffic and reduce the number of vehicles passing through the town.

The town centre is also set to host a health campus - a collection of various medical facilities, including GP surgeries and clinics.

The plans will be available to view on Saturday, February 25, between 10am and 4pm at The Old Gate, building four, Prince Philip Barracks, in Budds Lane.

Those unable to attend the consultation will be able to view all of the information online from the morning of the consultation at

whitehillbordonregeneration.co.uk.