Planning Meeting 2nd March 7.30pm

There will be a meeting of the Planning Committee at 7.30pm in Oakhanger Village Hall on Wednesday 2nd March.  Members of the Public and Press welcome to attend and please see attached agenda.

Second vacancy on the Council

Following a resignation there is now a second vacancy on the Council.  Please see the attached Casual Vacancy notice for further information.  If no election is requested, the Parish Council will vote on two new Councillors at the April Council meeting.  If you are interested in standing as a Parish Councillor please contact the Clerk on email clerk@selborneparishcouncil.gov.uk or tel. no. 07908 408025 for more information.

No Trains between Guildford to Petersfield from 12 – 20 February 2022

Change to South Western Railway Services –  Guildford to Petersfield Line Closure: 12 – 20 February 2022

From Saturday 12th February to Sunday 20th February, buses will replace trains between Guildford and Petersfield stations. Services from London Waterloo to Portsmouth via Guildford services will be revised and terminate at Guildford. Buses will run between Guildford and Petersfield, with a revised shuttle service running between Petersfield and Portsmouth Harbour. We will be running additional services between London Waterloo and Portsmouth via Eastleigh Monday-Friday.

On Sunday 13th February services to Havant will also be affected. London Waterloo to Portsmouth via Guildford services will terminate at Guildford. Buses will run between Guildford and Havant, with a revised service will run between Havant and Portsmouth Harbour.

See the www.southwesternrailway.com for timings of the replacement bus services

Casual Vacancy on the Parish Council

There is a casual vacancy on the Parish Council and the notice to this effect is attached.  If an election is not requested the Council will fill the vacancy by co-option at a meeting after 25th February 2022.

Selborne Recycling Project Launch 19th February

The new Selborne Recycling Projects is about to start  with a launch day event at 10am on Saturday 19th February at the Pavilion on the Selborne Recreation Ground.  Pop in for a hot drink, fruit and cake to find out what items, ones additional to those that can be recycled via the fortnightly roadside collections, are being collected in the new Pavilion bins.

Help plant 3000 trees on Sat 26th February

Hartley Wine Estate are looking for Volunteers to help them plant 3,000 trees by the end of this month!!!!  The event will be on Saturday 26th February 10.30am to 2.30pm and lunch will be provided.  You will need to register by emailing info@hartleywineestate.com

Please bring wellies and warm clothes

See the attached flyer for more info.

Bradshott Lane Closure for One Day February 2022

Bradshott Lane Closure for One day

East Hampshire District Council have advised that Bradshott Lane will be closed for one day between the hours of 9.30am and 3.30pm in the six month period from 4 February 2022,  to facilitate Openreach works.

Pedestrian access and vehicular access to affected properties will be maintained.

The alternative route for vehicles will be via B3006 Selborne Road, Sotherington Lane, Bradshott Lane and vice versa (see attached diversion map)

For any queries about the works taking place please call Sunbelt Rentals on 03700500792.

Newton Valence Estate Plan

Have your say on your local Whole Estate Plan

LUC (Land Use Consultants – https://landuse.co.uk) has been appointed to assess the process and development of Whole Estate Plans (WEPs) for the South Downs National Park Authority (SDNPA).

For further information about WEPs, please visit:

https://www.southdowns.gov.uk/planning-policy/whole-estate-plans/

To understand the impact that the Newton Valence Estate plan has had on the people who live and work on (or near) the Estate, we are inviting you to take part in a short online survey. This will take no more than 5 – 10 minutes of your time.

The survey will run for 6 weeks from Monday 8th February – Sunday 21st March.

The communities local to the Newton Valence Estate are likely to have been consulted during the production of the plans and we would like to understand if and how you were included in the consultation, and how effective you felt this process was.

Your feedback on your experience will help us to assess the impact and challenges of the current process, and will inform any recommendations for future changes in approach.

We look forward to hearing your feedback.

To complete the survey, please visit the below website which will be live from

Monday 8th February – Sunday 21st March.

https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/SDNPA_WholeEstatePlan_Evaluation

If you have any queries regarding this evaluation, please contact Verity Roberts:

Verity Roberts

Principal Landscape Manager, LUC

Verity.Roberts@landuse.co.uk

 

 

 

Selborne Parish Council Meetings

Selborne Parish Council is now holding its meetings in public.

Members of the public are very welcome to join our meetings and can ask questions during the public participation section of the meeting. If you cannot attend but wish to ask a question please contact the Clerk as follows:

Telephone: 07908 408025

Email: clerk@selborneparishcouncil.gov.uk

You can also follow us on Facebook by liking our page @selborneparishcouncil

The Parish of Selborne

Frequently Asked Questions

Selborne Parish Council covers the villages of Selborne, Blackmoor and Oakhanger.  Selborne and surrounding countryside are famous for its association with the eighteenth-century naturalist Gilbert White. In his book ‘The Natural History of Selborne’, he meticulously recorded his observations on the plants, birds and animals of this lovely part of Hampshire.

Much of the Parish is within the South Downs National Park and is surrounded by the most beautiful countryside, yet is easily accessible from the A3 and A31. There are some thriving rural businesses and small shops. There are plenty of walking and riding opportunities with many public paths to explore.

Selborne Parish Council works to supports its residents and businesses within the three villages. Council meetings are held monthly on the third Wednesday of each month, with occasional extra meetings as required. Planning applications are discussed within the meetings and there is an opportunity for residents to speak on planning and other issues. The twelve Councillors are supported by a part-time clerk.

For details of all Councillors, meetings and minutes please click on the Council Information link at the top of the page.