Parish Council

As explained in the Autumn edition of the Parish Magazine, the Parish Council is consulting parishioners about activities on the Recreation Ground.

A copy of a questionnaire for every household in the parish was included with the Magazine.

Extra copies of the questionnaire, so that all family members can have their say, can be obtained from the Parish Clerk by emailing clerk@buriton.info or downloaded from the bottom of this web-page.

At its meeting on 11 April the National Park’s Committee agreed unanimously with their officer’s recommendations that planning permission should be refused.

The officer’s report had identified that the potential 80-bedroom hotel close to the A3 Buriton junction would fail to conserve and enhance the National Park landscape, would significantly harm the existing rural landscape character of the area and would result in a peri-urban form of development.

All Parish Councillors are unpaid volunteers who work together to serve the interests of the Parish, bring local issues to the attention of the Council, and help it make decisions on behalf of the local community.

The Council always tries to find time to study important consultation proposals which it receives from a wide range of organisations as well commenting on planning applications.