The next meeting of the Delivery Board will be on Wednesday 20th March  in the  Eco-station.

A new governance structure was launched in December 2010 to oversee delivery of the Eco-town project and this has included setting up a Delivery Board which manages the regeneration of Whitehill & Bordon.

The work of the Delivery Board involves coordinating partners, overseeing delivery of the project and ensuring local input.

The board has no statutory powers of its own – this still rests with the individual organisations and authorities that make up the board.

But the Delivery Board can influence and inform decision-making and ensure that decisions are in the best interests of the community and the project.

The current members of the Delivery Board are:

Kevin Bourner – Head of Area at the Homes and Communities Agency

Councillor Adam Carew – EHDC councillor (local representative)

Councillor Mark Davison – Whitehill Town councillor

Steve Pearce - Project Director for the Eco-town (EHDC) 

Councillor Graham Burgess – Hampshire County councillor

Robert Smith - Principal Estate Surveyor for  Defence Infrastructure Organisation (Ministry of Defence)

Dr Bill Wain – Chair of the Whitehill & Bordon Town Partnership

Councillor Glynis Watts – EHDC councillor

The chairman is John Walker who has been involved in setting up the new governance structure.

The board meets quarterly and the meetings are held in public.