Welcome to the Brockenhurst Parish Council website. Please see the notices below:

 The Parish Council Office is open to visitors from 2pm to 4pm on Tuesdays and 11am to 1pm on a Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.

               Other times by appointment  

  Please note that the Clerk works part-time therefore replies may not be instant   

 The Council's vision for the next four years is  “to promote and support our community as a vibrant village”.

 

Temporary closure of Bridleways 4, 7 & 8

Hampshire County Council temporary closure of part of the Brockenhurst Bridleways, 4, 7 & 8 between 21st September - 8th October 2024

Please follow the link below for further details

TEMPORARY CLOSURE - PART OF BROCKENHURST BRIDLEWAYS 4, 7 & 8 | Hampshire County Council (hants.gov.uk)

 

Looking After Your Rights of Way


The Nalder Trust - Can You Help?

We are looking for volunteers to join our Nalder Trust Advisory Committee.  For further information on The Nalder Trust, please see the link to our Nalder Trust webpage

Police Beat Surgeries

 

Come and talk to your local Police Officers, PC Mark Roberts and PCSO Richard Williams, about any issues.  Their Brockenhurst Beat Surgeries are being held at our Parish Council office in Brookley Road on the following Thursday's between 12.30pm - 1.00pm:-

26th September

24th October

21st November

19th December






 

Hampshire Police New Forest Heart Beat Report Monthly Report


Beat Report for September 2024

Website Terms & Conditions of Use

 

Use of this website is subject to the terms and conditions outlined in our website policy.  This includes the use of cookies.  

Full details of our policy can be viewed on our Financial, Governance and policy information page.  

 

This website contains links to other websites which may be of interest, however, please note that we do not have any control over these external websites and they are not governed by our website policy.  Once you have left our site we cannot be held responsible for the protection and privacy of any information you provide to these third party websites.  You are advised to exercise caution with regard to the security and trustworthiness of any other site connected to or accessed through this site and to review the privacy statement applicable to the website in question before disclosing any personal information to them.  

Plastic Free Brockenhurst

 

Brockenhurst is Awarded ‘Plastic Free Communities’ Status as it Takes Action on

Single-Use Plastic

Brockenhurst has joined a network of communities across the UK who are leading the way to tackle throw away plastic at source. The village has been awarded Plastic Free Community status by marine conservation charity, Surfers Against Sewage (SAS), in recognition of the work it has done to start reducing the impact of single-use plastic on the environment.

Greener Brockenhurst & local residents started the campaign in 2022 after wanting to do something to encourage the village reduce its use of single use plastic. Brockenhurst Parsih Council, thought it was a great idea, and we pledged our support of the campaign and do our bit within our own organisation.  And many other local businesses and community groups did the same.  We are now delighted to hear that enough has been achieved within the village for us to have been awarded ‘Plastic Free Communities’ status.  Plastic Free Community status is not easily won and is a great achievement for the whole village.

Of course, Brockenhurst is very far from being actually free from single use plastic, but this is a first step along the way and we at Brockenhurst Parsih Council will continue to support the campaign as it continues to challenge our throwaway culture and protect the environment. 

If you would like to know more about the Campaign, the Plastic Free Brockenhurst team would love to hear from you  plasticfreebrockenhurst@gmail.com) or follow their Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=plastic%20free%20brockenhurst )

 

 

Flood Alleviation

The Parish Council have been working with various bodies to achieve flood reduction by identifying watercourses and drains that are particularly prone to blockage so that their clearance can be prioritised.  In low lying areas such as Brockenhurst it is particularly important that watercourses and drains are actively managed, especially during periods of prolonged wet weather.  

Please see the Flooding section of our link to Emergency Services webpage for more information.  

To report a faulty or blocked watercourse please phone the Parish Clerk on 622829 or New Forest District Council on 023 8028 5000.

 Please follow this link for a Hampshire County Council guide to Flood Risk Management Guidance for Landowners.