Welcome to Whitsbury Village Website
Here you will find information about our community. This website is intended to be a resource and knowledge hub for residents and visitors and anyone else who has an interest in Whitsbury. The Tabs on the left of this page will take you to sub pages of interest.
Latest Update: 27th Aug 2023
Village News and Notices
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Village Newsletter Autumn 2023 available
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We hope you enjoy the latest village newsletter it will be delivered to all houses in the village as a paper version.
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If you would prefer an electronic version a PDF version can be downloaded here.
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Harvest Supper - Whitsbury Village Hall - 29th September 2023
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Whitsbury Parish Council Meeting Minutes Available
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Minutes of the Witsbury Parish Council Meeting held on 31st July 2023 can be found here.
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Village Broadband Update May 2023
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Well we are getting closer to fibre Gigabit broadband thats the super fast fibre to house.
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NFDC have announced that the tender process is now complete and Wessex Internet have been awarded the contract to connect harder to reach rural areas including Whitsbury. No dates are confirmed as yet but we will keep you posted as we get an idea of when we will be connected.
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See the NFDC announcement here
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See www.wessexinternet.com for more information on the company
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New Edition of The Courier
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The Apr/May edition of The Courier can be found on the St Leonards Church page or click here
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Whitsbury Problem Reporting
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If you see a problem in Whitsbury regarding roads, potholes, footpaths, trees, flooding or drainage there are a number of ways of getting the problem logged and resolved. Hampshire County Council (HCC) has various reporting systems which we can connect into to report issues and get help.
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Individuals can independently report items through the HCC online system or you can raise something at admin@whitsbury.com and we will make sure it gets reported.
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A new web page has been added to show what has been raised in the village and what is awaiting resolution.
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Community Soup Lunch Dates
- These will return in October
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If you would like to volunteer please contact Juliette via admin@whitsbury.com
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Whitsbury Village Plan -2022
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We have now published the revised Whitsbury Village Plan. (Click title above)
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Many thanks to everyone who responded we have collated the resuts and devloped a revised village plan which will be used to guide activities at Parish Council level. M
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any thanks to the plan committee that pulled it all together.
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An action plan has been developed as part of the plan and this will be worked through in the coming months.
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The main items raised by the community are as follows:
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Speeding Vehicles
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Digital Connectivity (Mobile Phones and Broadband)
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Road Maintenance
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Amenities
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Community Integration
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The Village Plan is available electronically here, there are some hard copies in the Village Hall and if you wish to have a hard copy then please contact admin@whitsbury.com
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Knit and Natter Returns !!
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Knit and Natter is kicking off on the third Thursday in June at 7 p.m. in the Cart Room at the pub
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Pilates Classes at the Village Hall
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Pilatues classes are now running on a Tuesday evening (18:30 to 19:30) and Wednesday morning (09:30 to 10:30) at the village Hall.
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Speed Limits In Whitsbury
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The Parish Council has passed a motion as follows:
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Supports the 20’s Plenty for Hampshire campaign;
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Calls on Hampshire County Council to implement 20mph in Whitsbury; and
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Will write to Hampshire County Council to request that the county
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(1) makes 20mph the default speed limit in places where people live, work, shop, play or learn, throughout Hampshire leaving 30mph as the exception on those roads where full consideration of the needs of vulnerable road users allows a higher limit; and
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(2) allocates a ring-fenced amount from public health, sustainability and transport budgets to enable 20mph to be implemented county-wide within three years
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- Please be considerate over bonfires!
- We continue to receive complaints of some residents burning their waste on bonfires. We would ask that residents be considerate to their neighbours and avoid having garden bonfires at this time.
- Smoke from bonfires can aggravate health issues for vulnerable residents, cause additional stress to those trying to enjoy their outside space, and the risk from uncontrolled fires could impact on an already stretched fire service.
- If you are subjected to the above; then, to maintain good neighbour relations, you may wish to discuss the matter with your neighbour(s) or the manager etc. of the neighbouring premises if it is a business, as they may not be aware that there is a problem.
- NFDC advise residents to store their waste until it can be collected or composted. Should frequent bonfires which impact on another property continue to occur, residents may wish to make a formal complaint see http://www.nfdc.gov.uk/bonfires if it is a constant problem.
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Events and Activities
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If anyone wants to share an event please send an e-mail to admin@whitsbury.com with details and we can publish via these pages.
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Upcoming Events
Date | Description | Location | Time |
29th September 2023 | Harvest Supper | Village Hall | 19:00 |
1st October 2023 | Whitsbury Harvest Thanksgiving Festival | St Leonards | 11:00am |
14th October 2023 | MacMillan Coffee Morning | Village Hall | TBA |
30th October 2023 | Parish Council Meeting | Village Hall | 19:00 |
8th December 2023 | Christmas Quiz Night | Village Hall | TBA |
22nd March 2024 | Bingo Night | Village Hall | TBA |
Site Updates and Recent Changes
26/07/23 Parish Cuncil Agenda added, events updated
27/08/23 Harvest Supper added
23/09/23 Autumn Newsletter Added, events updated
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