Clanfield Parish Council
- Your elected representatives of Clanfield and Chalton -
Welcome to Clanfield Parish Council
Our website includes information about the Parish Council. It includes a history of the village, information on its facilities and explains how the Parish Council works - its responsibilities, meeting minutes and agenda. Please use the links which will navigate to the other pages on the website.
There are also links to other websites which provide further information on reporting issues and contacting other authorities.
Coronavirus Voluntary Support Groups
Clanfield Parish Council is pleased to help and promote the voluntary support groups in our community offering comfort and assistance to older and more vulnerable residents who are advised to self-isolate during the COVID 19 (Coronavirus) outbreak. If you, or someone you know, would like to maintain contact with a fellow resident by telephone and / or needs practical help outside the home, the numbers to ring in the first instance are:
For Clanfield Residents:
Clanfield Coronavirus Community Support
0739 202 1915
Email: clanfieldcoronacommunity@gmail.com
and
For Chalton Residents:
Contact details as above
Latest news
Litter in the Parish
Published: 21st May 2020
Categories:
Clanfield Parish Council wishes to advise residents that the organisation which it employs for litter picking is not providing this service during the current Covid-19 emergency.
Therefore, we would like to ask everyone to be extra vigilant to help to keep the village tidy during this crisis. PLEASE pick up your litter and either bin it,…
Read articleScam Awareness
Published: 29th April 2020
Categories: News, Community & Volunteer, Hampshire, Alerts
Beware, criminals are exploiting the Covid-19 pandemic to defraud people.
Below are some of the most common scams to be aware of: Email, text and phone call scams An unexpected email from the government offering you money. The 'infection list'…
Read articleA Brief History
Clanfield started out life as a small farming community in 1305 and has continued with a very rural existence for most of its life. In 1929 the population was recorded as only 129. The post war years have seen much change however with new developments and growth across the area.
Read the full history
Latest Parish Council Meetings
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Meeting Minutes
21Apr
Present:
Chairman Cllr J. Bannell, Cllr T. Collins, Cllr L. Coffre, Cllr B. Foster, Cllr D. Harris, Cllr P. Hurst, Cllr M. White, Cllr S. Williams, Cllr S. D’este Hoare via telephone -
Meeting Minutes
03Mar
Present:
Chairman Cllr J. Bannell, Cllr R. Clarke, Cllr L. Coffre, Cllr T. Collins, Cllr S. D’este Hoare, Cllr B. Foster, Cllr D. Harris, Cllr P. Hurst, Cllr M. White, Cllr S. Williams, -
Meeting Minutes
04Feb
Present:
Chairman Cllr J. Bannell, Cllr T. Collins, Cllr S. D’este Hoare, Cllr B. Foster, Cllr D. Harris, Cllr R. Clarke, Cllr L. Coffre, Cllr P. Hurst, Cllr M. White, Cllr S. Williams -
Planning committee minutes
27Jan
Present:
Cllr M. White Chair, Cllr J. Bannell, Cllr D. Harris