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Annual Parish Meeting 2024

18th March at 7.30 pm in the Village Club. 

Join the village and our guest speaker, Professor Andy Kempe from Greenham Control Tower, speaking about what it would have been like in the run-up to the momentous day and understand how the troops prepared.

 

Have Your Say on the New Local Plan

Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council are asking for residents' views on their new Borough-wide Local Plan. It is a highly influential document that will steer planning, housing, environmental and other policies for many years to come.

Read more about it and let them know what you think. If you're new to Local Plans, then the 'story map' is a great place to start.

 

Parish, Borough and County Council Services

Find out which Council is responsible for which service

 

Parish Council Budget Q&A

Kingsclere Parish Council's Chair, Cllr. Clive Mussett, answers some common questions about the Parish Council budget and the increase in the precept. Read the Q&A.

 

Housing Needs Report

An independent report into Kingsclere's future housing needs has been published and has revealed some interesting and surprising facts. It reveals that Kingsclere's population is getting smaller, but the average age is getting higher, while families on average income cannot afford to buy entry-level houses in the village. Read more.

 

What exactly does Kingsclere Parish Council do?

Have you ever wondered what your local Parish Council actually does? Kingsclere Parish Council's Councillors are all volunteers and willingly give up their time to help make Kingsclere a better place to live. The Parish Council own a variety of assets from open spaces to the projector that lights up St Mary's Church. Read our news article to find out more.