CROWN/2026/0000005 Written representations
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Submitted by: Consultees
Date submitted: 10 August 2026
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Nick Gammer on behalf of Hampshire County Council
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Submitted by: Consultees
Date submitted: 7 August 2026
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Objection to CROWN/2026/0000005 – Expansion of Haslar Immigration Removal Centre I am writing to strongly object to the proposed expansion of Haslar Immigration Removal Centre from 130 to 600 places. I am part of #NoDetentionNoHaslar, and I have supported refugees and people seeking asylum in various ways for over 20 years, becoming much more deeply and practically involved over the past four years. When able, I help at a refugee drop-in, where people can access casework, support, frien... Read more
Submitted by: Interested party
Date submitted: 6 August 2026
Gosport is not big enough for this size building which will cause major issues with transport and the local housing estate, across the road. A carpark, which has always been used by local residents will no longer be available. Residents will not feel safe in their own homes. Our infrastructure is busy enough with buildings going up along the Brockhurst/Forton and now along this road cannot be allowed. Start building new roads into/out ifvv
Submitted by: Interested party
Date submitted: 6 August 2026
I wish to object to the Home Office’s proposal to expand Haslar Immigration Removal Centre in Gosport. The application reference is CROWN/2026/0000005. As a local resident I am opposed to the proposal for the following reasons. Healthcare and emergency services The Home Office’s own assessment accepts that access to secondary care within the local area is part of healthcare provision at the IRC. This means Haslar would not be completely self-contained. A 600-bed detention centre could create... Read more
Submitted by: Interested party
Date submitted: 6 August 2026
Yes I would like to attend a hearing This is my objection to the Home Office plans for phase 2 for Haslar Immigration Removal Centre. The plans are so heavily redacted it is hard to make sense of some of the intended building plans. I object strongly to the building of 4 three storey accommodation blocks These will actually be 4.5 storey height once the plinth is included. These are completely out of character for the area. They will tower over the neighbouring houses which are just metr... Read more
Submitted by: Interested party
Date submitted: 6 August 2026
Increasing bed count by building a 3rd floor in the IRC Gosport will directly impact the local infrastructure. Currently the surrounding roads, Haslar road, fort road and clay hall road are in very bad shape with very big uneven bumps presenting direct risk of vehicle damage, that will only get worse with the increased traffic one the IRC opens, let alone with more than previously agreed. Parking on these roads is already tight and even in current state poses dangers on blind corners an... Read more
Submitted by: Interested party
Date submitted: 6 August 2026
I object to this application because it represents a major intensification of the existing use of the site. Expanding the centre to 600 beds, with four new three-storey accommodation blocks, is excessive for a site adjacent to a residential area. I previously lived nearby, and close family members now live directly opposite the site. I am concerned that the scale of the development will increase traffic, noise, lighting and operational activity, reducing the amenity of nearby residents and pl... Read more
Submitted by: Interested party
Date submitted: 6 August 2026
The presence of so many extra people will break the already stretched services such as Doctors, dentists, healthcare workers. Why are migrants comforts being prioritised over the veterans & homeless of Gosport, when they have not & will not contribute any financial input to the local or wider community? Why are our MOD recruits housed in barracks but migrants are housed in relative luxury? Why are we paying so much to the French to prevent migrants from crossing the Channel when clearly they ... Read more
Submitted by: Interested party
Date submitted: 6 August 2026
I would like to object to the upscaling of building at the Haslar, Gosport IRC complex to see total number of alien males from foreign countries to be quadrupled to become potentially a 600 beds facility. Why is this supposed temporary rapid transit camp to eject these illegal foreign aliens being kitted out with restaurants, doctor and dentist practices, multi faith centres, sports facilities etc. surely this decision will not have the effect to deter entry but rather encourage further entr... Read more
Submitted by: Interested party
Date submitted: 6 August 2026
I strongly object to the plans, this has been in an underhand and untransparent way.
Submitted by: Interested party
Date submitted: 6 August 2026
The fact something has been taken out of the locals hands is disgusting. We have no issue it being opened up again and used correctly. What we disagree with is building it larger than it needs to be we are a small town, the infrastructure is all ready struggling, house prices are dropping. Locals already have issues with parking ect. My main concern is our military base is now going to sit on high alert, and military families and personnel are going to be possibly the unsafest people here. No... Read more
Submitted by: Interested party
Date submitted: 6 August 2026
I am very concerned about the proposed works that are actually going ahead to expand and build a unit to house 600 beds, a medical centre, restaurants, and sports facilities. The noise levels from all the work can be heard for miles around and my friends who live in Fort Rd have said it’s been unbearable for the last few months yet they have not been consulted at all. They are finding they cannot sell their house now. I live nearby and we are worried about the impact on our services and the ... Read more
Submitted by: Interested party
Date submitted: 6 August 2026
Subject: Objection to Haslar IRC expansion, CROWN/2026/0000005 Dear Planning Inspectorate, I am writing to object to the proposed expansion of Haslar Immigration Removal Centre. The application reference is CROWN/2026/0000005. I object because the proposal would expand Haslar into a 600-bed detention centre, adding up to 470 additional detention places before the refurbished 130-bed centre has even reopened or been tested in practice. I am especially concerned about flood risk, coastal safet... Read more
Submitted by: Interested party
Date submitted: 6 August 2026
The plans include four three-storey accommodation blocks reaching up to 12 metres. They would be substantially taller than the historic barracks and many nearby homes, with two blocks close to the Haslar Barracks Conservation Area. The height, bulk, roofline and utilitarian appearance could harm the historic character of the peninsula and affect outlook, privacy, daylight and sunlight. Royal Hospital Haslar is being redeveloped and Fort Blockhouse is expected to be released for development. ... Read more
Submitted by: Interested party
Date submitted: 6 August 2026
This application should be refused. Detention of people using their right in international and UK law to seek asylum is unjust and inhumane and breaches the refugee convention which was introduced to prevent a return to the horror of world war 2, when countries including the UK refused safe haven to people fleeing Nazi terror and condemned them to the Nazi death camps. The current persecution of people seeking asylum in the UK has not stopped anyone from needing and trying to seek safe haven... Read more
Submitted by: Interested party
Date submitted: 6 August 2026
My biggest concern is for the residents that are local to the detention centre. They have already been subjected to so much noise and disruption made just from workmen going onto the site. Parking is already an issue in the area and this has been made worse. What exactly is it going to be like once it’s open. The site itself is subject to being extended and double/triple high buildings which will encroach on people living down fort road. Is the area going to be safe once it’s actually open? ... Read more
Submitted by: Interested party
Date submitted: 6 August 2026
Although I have experienced the immigration holding centre and its impact in the past this time the scale of the proposed detention centre is alarming. There have been no reassurance about the security measures that will be sufficient to protect those living nearby from any threat of immigrants breaking out. There is growing anxiety among those of our neighbours living near to the development with absolutely no regard for people wanting to sell them homes or deal with the intense volume of w... Read more
Submitted by: Interested party
Date submitted: 6 August 2026
I have lived in Gosport for 40 years, 10 years opposite this site that was originally a Naval & MOD prison, later the Haslar Immigration Removal Centre. I have been in support of the government turning this into a purpose built detention centre on the basis it is better to use a site that was previously a prison and to help cope with the issues that arise due to immigration. However, the intended progress of the second phase appears to not have any consideration of the local community, purpos... Read more
Submitted by: Interested party
Date submitted: 6 August 2026
I am writing with reference to the Crown Development Application - ref CROWN/2026/0000005 phase 2 relating to the totally unnaceptable expansion of the Haslar Immigration Removal Centre. This has been dealt with in a extremely unsuitable & underhand manner with no reasons given as to why this has not been dealt with in the usual process including public meetings. It appears that there has been very little or no attention given to the location which is primarily residential with limited parking &... Read more
Submitted by: Interested party
Date submitted: 6 August 2026
Yes
Submitted by: Interested party
Date submitted: 6 August 2026
Objection to the Home Office Phase 2 Planning Application – Haslar Immigration Removal Centre I wish to register my strong objection to the proposed Phase 2 redevelopment of Haslar Immigration Removal Centre. My principal concern is that this proposal is entirely out of keeping with its surroundings. The development would significantly increase the capacity of the site to approximately 600 detainees through the construction of four large three-storey accommodation blocks. This represents a... Read more
Submitted by: Interested party
Date submitted: 6 August 2026
I do not want this to affect local children including my own in our area as they seem a risk to society. They do not need to be here Crime rates are already high, this will make it worse
Submitted by: Interested party
Date submitted: 6 August 2026
Worried about security, Bail release as Gosport is already over crowded. Changing demographics of the area when tripling the size of the occupancy. Extra weight on local services, more vehicles, roads in the area not designed for the amount of extra traffic. Also lack of transparency with building plans and local government involvement.
Submitted by: Interested party
Date submitted: 6 August 2026
Gosport is a very small town and with this plan extend the facility it will mean Gosport will be over run with immigrants and probably rapiats, murders and much more.
Submitted by: Interested party
Date submitted: 6 August 2026