CARING representatives from myriad agencies and groups have met in Bordon's Forest Centre to establish how they could work together more effectively for the benefit of the town and its residents.

Called 'Creating Opportunities', the aim of Thursday's event was to explore how different groups could work in harmony now and in the future to deliver the services that the community will need as the town is regenerated with an influx of 3,350 homes and 5,500 new jobs.

Attendees included representatives of Radian, Mill Chase Academy, Bordon Junior School, Tesco and the Phoenix Theatre, and the gathering provided an opportunity to hear about the work being done by these groups in the town and how the overall regeneration of Whitehill and Bordon is progressing.

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