Clanfield Parish Council
- Your elected and co-opted 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.
The Clanfield Centre
(formerly known as Clanfield Sports and Community Centre)
Reopened 8th June
Keep in touch with the latest news
Clanfield Voluntary Support Group
can provide assistance for older and / or more vulnerable residents of Clanfield and Chalton
If you need help, or you know someone who does, especially during the current Coronavirus pandemic, please ring
0800 011 4842
Latest news
Parish Council Clerk retiring after 34 years' service
Published: 26th July 2021
Categories: Clanfield
Diane Duffy, Clanfield Parish Council’s Clerk for 34 years, will be retiring at the end of this week.
At the Council meeting on Tuesday of last week, 20th July, Members paid tribute to her outstanding service to the Council and the village community and wished her all the…
Read articleCall for volunteers to help on Wildflower Meadow Project
Published: 23rd July 2021
Categories: Local projects, Community & Volunteer, Clanfield
The first phase of Clanfield’s wildflower meadow project is definitely going ahead this year, weather permitting.
Final details were signed off by the Parish Council at its meeting on Tuesday 20th July. This is to establish a wildflower meadow on approximately 1.28 hectares (just over 3…
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