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The next meeting of Baughurst Parish Council will be be held on Thursday 21 September 2017, 7.30 pm, Heath End Hall. 

 May we gently remind you of the need to NOT light fires in woodland, especially in these weather conditions? This followed illegal flytipping, and the culprits then set fire to it.  Baughurst has been lucky to avoid a major fire - please do report any such instances to either the Police or Fire authorities, or to this Council.

Baughurst Community SpeedWatch was deployed on Thursday on the Baughurst Road along with PCSO Dullingham during morning rush hour.  1 8 speeders have been reported to the police for action.

In 90 minutes:

257 vehicles passed the team of which (in the direction we were recording):

47 were travelling in excess of the 30 mph limit (18%)

18+ were travelling at 35 or above of which two were incorrectly recorded therefore

18 reported to police for action (7% of all passing vehicles).

 Stoney Heath and Baughurst Car Share service - click on the link for further information.

Mrs Sylvia Brooks of Baughurst celebratesd her 100th birthday on 28 May 2017!  We send her all our best wishes, together with a large bouquet and a card. 

Speed concerns

If you have concerns over speeding traffic throughout Baughurst and Wolverton, please complete and return the form which can be downloaded from the following link:

Letter to residents - speeding issues

(by post, 51 Sheridan Crescent, Baughurst, or email clerk@baughurst-pc.gov.uk) to this Council.  We will forward any issues you raise to the relevant authorities.   

Officers are appealing for witnesses after 26 one-week-old lambs were killed in a field in Baughurst.

The animals were killed in a field off a bridleway from Violet Lane some time between 9am and 1pm on Sunday 14 May, and had wounds consistent with being attacked by a large breed of dog.

Police would like to hear from anyone who witnessed the incident, or who saw a dog, or dogs, wandering around this area without a lead.

Please see our website for full details and further guidance >>> https://mymsg.eu/2fdl





Speeding fines are set to rocket from Monday 24 April 2017

 http://www.basingstokegazette.co.uk/news/15228671.Speeding_fines_set_to_rocket_on_MONDAY_in_Government_crackdown


Dog fouling
Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council are keen to encourage residents to report information about anyone not picking up after their dogs so they can investigate further. This can be done by calling 01256 844844 or emailing customer.service@basingstoke.gov.uk with as much information as possible, including the times of day it happens, a description of the dog and the owner. This can be done anonymously if preferred..


THE BASINGSTOKE AND DEANE BOROUGH COUNCIL (TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE) (VARIOUS ROADS NO 10, HAMPSHIRE) ORDER 2017
Notice is hereby given that Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council pursuant to arrangements made under Section 101 of the Local Government Act 1972 with Hampshire County Council in exercise of the powers of the said County Council and in exercise of the powers under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (“the Act”), and of all other enabling powers, proposes to make the following Order:-
Reason for Order: The Council are satisfied that traffic on the roads below should be restricted or prohibited because works are being or are proposed to be executed on or near the road.
Effect of Order: All traffic will be prohibited from travelling along those roads listed below, as directed by traffic signs. The closures are to allow for carriageway resurfacing and repairs, footway construction, and drainage. (Please see duration of road closure against each road listed below) Advanced warning signs will displayed
1. A3010 Churchill Way, Basingstoke, from the Victory Roundabout to Eastrop Roundabout – 2 weeks
2. Olivers Lane, Bramley, from Bramley Lane to Folly Lane – 3 weeks
3. Winton Square, Basingstoke, New Road/ New Street to Winchester Road/Sarum Hill junction – 8 weeks
4. Sarum Hill, Basingstoke, from Winton Square to Penrith Road – 8 weeks
5. Winchester Rd, Basingstoke, from Winton Square to Penrith Road – 8 weeks
6. Woodbury Rd / Beggarwood Lane, Basingstoke, from Old Beggarwood Lane to Kempshott Roundabout – 2 weeks
7. Beggarwood Lane (towards The Avenue), Basingstoke, from Beggarwood Lane to M3 overbridge – 2 weeks
8. Pack Lane, Basingstoke, from High Drive to Kendal Gardens – 2 weeks
9. The Harrow Way, Basingstoke, from Viables Roundabout to 100m west of Lister Road junction – 10 weeks
10. Down Street, Dummer, from Up Street to Post Office Lane – 3 weeks
11. Alencon Link, Basingstoke, from Eastrop Roundabout to Chapel Hill Roundabout – 3 weeks
12. Whitchurch Town Square (Winchester Street Roundabout), Whitchurch, and 10m into each spur – 2 weeks
13. Church Street, Whitchurch, from Whitchurch Town Square to Longs Court – 2 weeks
14. Bell Street, Whitchurch, from Whitchurch Town Square to Great Lane – 2 weeks
15. Newbury Street, Whitchurch, from Whitchurch Town Square to Laundry Yard – 2 weeks
16. London Street, Whitchurch, from Whitchurch Town Square to Lynch Hill – 2 weeks
17. Winchester Street, Whitchurch, from Whitchurch Town Square to Test Road – 2 weeks
18. Soper Grove – Basingstoke, from Vyne Road to Norden Close – 2 weeks
19. Norden Close, Basingstoke, from Soper Grove to Queen Mary Avenue – 2 weeks
20. Lyford Rd, Basingstoke, from Soper Grove to Shooters Way – 2 weeks
21. Milkingpen Lane, Old Basing, from Church Lane/Bel Vue Road to The Street – 2 weeks
22. A339 Ringway North, westbound approach to Roundabout with A340, from Aldermaston Roundabout to Ringway West Roundabout – 2 weeks
23. A340 Ringway West, northbound approach to Roundabout with A339, from Thorneycroft Roundabout to Ringway West Roundabout – 2 weeks
24. A339 Newbury Road, Headley, from Ashford Hill road to Knightsbridge Lane – 4 weeks
25. A30 Kempshott Roundabout (Winchester Rd), Basingstoke, from 100m north of A30 Kempshott Roundabout to A30 Wallop Drive Roundabout including A30 Winchester Road – 2 weeks
26. Woodbury Road, Basingstoke, from A30 Kempshott Roundabout to Hatch Warren Lane – 2 weeks
27. Heather Way, Basingstoke, from A30 Kempshott Roundabout to Jasmine Road – 2 weeks
28. A339 Kingsclere Road, Kingsclere, from Ibworth Road to the access for Week Down Copse – 2 weeks
29. B3046 Farleigh Road, Cliddesden, from Otters Nursey School to Northgate – 2 weeks
30. Bramley Rd, Bramley, from A340 Aldermaston Road to Silchester Road – 2 weeks
31. St Johns Rd, Oakley, from the Greenaway to Oakley Lane – 1 week
Duration of Order: The order will come into effect on 27 March 2017 for 18 Months.
Alternative Route:
1. A3010 Churchill Way East, A339 Ringway East, Ringway North, A340 Ringway West, A3010 Churchill Way West
VB / 043022 / 00185056 / Version : Page 2
2. Bramley Ln, Sherfield Road, Folly Lane
3. New Street, Timberlake Road, Churchill Way West, Ringway West, Winchester Road
4. Sarum Hill, Worting Road, A340 Ringway West, Winchester Road Roundabout, Winchester Road.
5. Winchester Road, Winchester Road Roundabout, A340 Ringway West, Worting Road, Sarum Hill
6. A30 Winchester Road, Beggarwood Lane
7. Beggarwood Lane, B3046 Farleigh Road, A339 Alton Road, Grove Road, Hatch Warren Lane, Cliddesden Lane
8. A30 Winchester Road, A340 Ringway West, B3400 Churchill Way West, Buckskin Lane
9. Harrow Way, Grove Road, A339 Hackwood Road, A30 Ringway South, A30 Winchester Road, Harrow Way
10. A30 Winchester Road, Dummer Down Lane, Up Street
11. Churchill Way
12. Diversion determined by which spur is closed. (See 13 -17 for appropriate route)
13. B3400, Long Parish Road, A303, A34, Winchester Road
14. Lower Evingar Road, Evingar Road, Station Road, Newbury Street
15. Newbury Street, Station Road, Evingar Road, Lower Evingar Road
16. A3400 London Street / Road, B3051 Kingsclere Road (North), left onto Cole Henley Road, Newbury Road, and Newbury Street
17. North bound traffic - A34 traffic off at Dunley Rd, turn right over the Whitchurch By-pass, right onto Newbury Road, Newbury Street. South bound traffic - Micheldever Road, Laverstoke Lane, B3400 London Road
18. Vyne Road, Queen Mary Avenue, Shooters Way
19. Vyne Road, Queen Mary Avenue, Shooters Way
20. Vyne Road, Queen Mary Avenue, Shooters Way
21. The Street, Crown lane
22. A340 Roundabout, east on Ringway North, Churchill Way East, Churchill Way, Churchill Way West, north on Ringway West
23. Ringway West, Churchill Way West, Churchill Way, Churchill Way East, A339 Ringway East, A339 Ringway North
24. A339 Newbury Road, B4640 Newtown Straight, A34, A303, A30 Winchester Road, A340 Ringway West, A339 Kingsclere Road
25. A30 Winchester Road, A303, A34, B4640 Newtown Straight, A339 Newbury Road, A339 Kingsclere Road, A340 Ringway West, A30 Winchester Road
26. A30 Winchester Road, Wallop Drive, Long Cross Lane
27. Heather Way, Kempshott Lane, Pack Lane, A30 Winchester Road
28. A339 Kingsclere Rd, Ringway North, A340 Aldermaston Rd, Main Rd, Tadley Hill, Mulfords Hill, Aldermaston Rd, B3051 Little Knowl Hill, A339 Newbury Rd
29. A339 Hackwood Road, Grove Road, Harrow Way, Hatch Warren Lane, Cliddesden Lane, Beggarwood Lane, The Avenue
30. Silchester Road, Little London Road, Pamber Road, Silchester Road, A340 Mulfords Hill, A340 Tadley Hill, A340 Main Road, Aldermaston Road
31. The Drive, Hill Road, Oakley Lane, Rectory Road, B3400 Andover Road, Pack Lane (Longfield), Oakley Lane
If you have any queries regarding the above please contact Operation Resilience on 0300

Recycling



Following discussions between Hampshire County Council and West Berkshire Council we are now able to update you on the outcome. 
Transitional resident permits will now be issued to all residents who live further than 10 miles away from a Hampshire Household Waste and Recycling Centre (HWRC). Those residents in North Hampshire who live within 10 miles of either Basingstoke or Andover HWRCs do not qualify, and will therefore not be sent a permit.
The permit will only allow for access to Newtown Road HWRC (and not the Padworth facility); Hampshire residents will not be allowed to use restricted vehicles and asbestos disposal is not permitted at Newtown Road. The nearest licenced facilities for asbestos are either Andover or Basingstoke HWRCs.
If you qualify for a permit, it will be sent to your home address from 20 December 2016 and will be available to use immediately.
Please see West Berkshire Council’s website for information on opening times, materials accepted and restrictions.http://info.westberks.gov.uk/CHttpHandler.ashx?id=42296&p=0
Rural high speed broadband
Following on from my Broadband Summit in 2015, I will be holding a further summit to update constituents and interested parties on progress with high speed broadband roll-out. Since the summit 18 months ago the Government’s broadband policy is taking clearer, and more promising, shape but there is still more to be done. The summit will take place on Friday, 3 February from 10.00am – 12.00pm at the Fieldgate Centre, Kingsclere.

I am inviting representatives from Hampshire County Council, BT and Broadband Delivery UK, the Government agency responsible for the broadband roll-out, to join us and speak. Following the speakers, there will be a question and answer session. The event will help residents understand the plans of the various bodies and what alternatives are available for more rural areas.
If you would like to attend, please email Ethan Brooks at brooksek@parliament.uk or call 020 7219 3940 to register interest.
If there are other people within the constituency who you think would welcome an update please pass along this invitation.
I look forward to seeing you.
Kind regards

Kit Malthouse MP

Violet Lane,  change of use from paddock to 4 gypsy pitches and associated works,(16/01539/FUL
At last night's Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council Development Committee, the application at Violet Lane for a change of use from paddock to 4 gypsy pitches and associated works, recommended for approval by officers, was rejected by the committee.
Road closures November 16
 THE BASINGSTOKE AND DEANE BOROUGH COUNCIL (TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE AND 10MPH SPEED RESTRICTION) (VARIOUS ROADS, NO.10) ORDER 2016 Notice is hereby given that Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council pursuant to arrangements made under Section 101 of the Local Government Act 1972 with Hampshire County Council in exercise of the powers of the said County Council and in exercise of the powers under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (“the Act”), and of all other enabling powers, proposes to make the following Order:- Reason for Order: The Council are satisfied that traffic on the road should be restricted or prohibited because works are being or are proposed to be executed on or near the road. Effect of Order: All traffic will be prohibited from travelling along those roads listed below, as directed by traffic signs. The closures are to allow for surface dressing Roads numbered 1 – 3 will be subject to a rolling road closure and will therefore be restricted to a 10mph speed restriction when that part of road is open.
1 B3400 London Road, Deane, between junction Burley Lane and Rectory Road.
2 A339 Kingsclere Bypass, Kingsclere,between junction with Basingstoke Road and Union Lane Roundabout.
3 A339 Hackwood Road/Alton Road (incl hatched sections), Basingstoke, between A30 Ringway South roundabout and junction with Hackwood Lane.
4 Byes Lane, Silchester, between Little London Road (Silchester Road) and Byes Lane.
5 Byes Lane, Silchester, between junction with Little London Road (Silchester Road) and Byes Lane.
6 Bramley Road/Holly Lane, Silchester, between junction with Kings Road and junction with Ash Lane.
7 Union Lane, Kingsclere, between A339 Newbury Road and Ashford Hill Road.
8 Galley Lane, Ashford Hill, between Union Lane and A339 Newbury Road.
9 Common Road, Ashford Hill, between Galley Lane and Ashford Hill Road.
10 Woodhouse Lane, Ashford Hill, between Ashford Hill Road and the border with Berkshire.
11 Hockford Lane, Ashford Hill, between the border with Berkshire and B3051 Little Knowl Hill.
12 Inhurst Lane, Baughurst, between the border with Berkshire and Little Aldershot Lane and Wolverton Road.
13 Violet Lane, Baughurst, between Wolverton Road and Baughurst Road.
14 Church Road (incl. Church Lane), Baughurst, between New Road and Baughurst Road.
15 Ramptons Lane,Baughurst, between Chapel Road and Baughurst Road (Padworth Common Lane).
16 Pyotts Hill, Old Basing, junction with Pyotts Hill Spur (Binfields Lane) and junction with Newnham Lane.
17 The Street, Old Basing, junction with Newnham Lane and junction with Church Lane.
18 Novello Close, Basingstoke, junction with Gershwin Road to end of cul-de-sac.
19 Stanford Road, Basingstoke, between Gershwin Road and Beecham Berry.
20 Stanford Road, Basingstoke, between Brighton Way and Beecham Berry.
21 Brighton Way, Basingstoke, between roundabout A30 Winchester Road (Brighton Hill) and roundabout Cliddesden Lane.
22 Woodbury Road, Basingstoke, between roundabout Cliddesden Lane and roundabout A30 Winchester Road (Kempshott).
23 Woods Lane, Cliddesden, between roundabout Hatch Warren Lane and B3046 Farleigh Road. 24 Ravel Close, Basingstoke, Sullivan Road to end.
Duration of Order: The order will come into effect on 15 November 2016 for 1 Year. (Notwithstanding the above it is expected the closure will be 2 days only for each road. (Advance warning signs will be displayed when works are about to be undertaken) Alternative Route: 1 B3400 London Road, B3051 Kingsclere Road, A339 Kingsclere Road, Roman Road & B3400 London Road 2 A339 Kingsclere Road, A339 Ringway North, A340 Aldermaston Road, A340 Basingstoke Road, A4 Bath Road, A339 Newton Road 3 A339 Whitedown Lane, A339 Selbourne Road, A31 Alton Bypass, A31 Winchester Road, A31 Petersfield Road, A33 Winchester Bypass, A33 Basingstoke Road, A30 Basingstoke Road, A30 Winchester Road, A30 Ringway South. 4 Little London Road (Silchester Road), Frog Lane, Ash Lane, Bramley Road (Holly Lane) 5 Little London Road (Silchester Road), Byes Lane 6 Little London Road (Silchester Road), Frog Lane, Ash Lane 7 Ashford Hill Road and A339 Newbury Road 8 Union Lane, A339 Newbury Road VB / 042455 / 00143523 / Version : Page 2 9 Galley Lane, A339 Newbury Road, Ashford Hill Road 10 Ashford Hill Road, B3051 Little Knowl Hill, Hockford Lane 11 Ashford Hill Road, B3051 Little Knowl Hill, Woodhouse Lane 12 Inhurst Lane, Brimpton Road, Wolverton Road 13 Baughurst Road and Wolverton Road 14 New Road, Shaw Lane, Baughurst Road, Browninghill 15 Padworth Common Lane, Reading Road and Welshmans Road 16 The Street, Basing Road, Swing Swang Lane, Great Binfields Road, Bartons Lane 17 Pyotts Hill, Bartons Lane, Great Binfields Road, Swing Swang Lane, Basing Road 18 No Diversion required as works taking place in Cul De Sac 19 Gershwin Road and Brighton Way 20 Gershwin Road and Brighton Way 21 Hatchwarren Lane, The Harrow Way, A30 Winchester Road Roundabout (Brighton Hill) 22 Beggarwood Lane, A30 Winchester Road 23 Cliddesden Lane, Beggarwood Lane, B3046 Farleigh Road 24 No Diversion required as works taking place in Cul de Sac. The exemptions under S 87 of the Road Traffic Regulations Act 1984 and the Road Traffic Exemptions (Special Forces) (Variation and Amendment) Regulations 2011 will apply to the Order. If you have any queries regarding the above please contact Mick Sawford on 0300 555 1388 or email operation.resilience@hants.gov.uk on behalf of Hampshire County Council. On behalf of Head of Law and Governance and Monitoring Offi

Loss of use of West Berkshire waste recycling facilities for north Hampshire residents - recent quote from MP Kit Malthouse
 "I share residents’ frustration and raised this issue back at the beginning of August in the hope that swift action could be taken:
http://kitmalthouse.com/2016/household-waste-recycling-centre-access-for-all-hampshire-residents/
Since then, Councillor Tom Thacker has been working hard at his end with the County Council and I have raised the issue at my regular monthly meeting with the leader of Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council where the leader, Cllr Clive Sanders has been personally involved. Both Richard Benyon MP for Newbury and I have been actively engaged and the matter has been raised with ministers as just the first example of what could become a national problem. A couple of weeks ago I also spoke to the chief executive of West Berks Council and I know local councillors John Izett and Graham Falconer have also been exerting pressure.  
There now seems to be a deal agreed whereby permits to use the site will be issued to BDBC residents in return for a payment from the County Council. There will unfortunately be a delay in issuing the permits and I am told by the Chief Executive of West Berks that Hampshire residents can expect to receive theirs at or around Christmas. This will obviously be temporarily inconvenient, but at least a resolution is on the horizon. 
Cllr Tom Thacker has helpfully asked that updates are posted on parish notice boards as a means of keeping the residents informed and I know we are all grateful for his strenuous efforts to get this matter resolved". 


Planning application 16/00035/OUT - land at Bishopswood Lane - 145 residential houses etc - application withdrawn.
https://planning.basingstoke.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=summary&keyVal=O0L0BLCR0F100
Welcome to Baughurst Parish Council Website
We hope you find the site informative and useful and that you will become one of our regular visitors!  Baughurst Parish is located in northern Hampshire and includes the hamlet of Wolverton......click the links on the left or above to discover more about us!
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The World War 1 Tribute day, on Sunday 3 August 2014, was a great success.  Thank you to those who attended, and those who brought contributions with them.  Thanks are also due to Heath End hall, for the free hire of the hall, and Heath End WI, and the Trefoil Guild, for  providing teas and cakes.  Entertainment was provided by the ever popular Tadley Concert Brass Band, who performed a variety of songs from the era. 
We are seeking descendants of those who are named on the War Memorial, who are:
Heath End

Albert G Appleton; Frederick G Appleton; Walter J Cripps; John B Greenup; Merrick H McConnell; William J Monger; Leonard J Rampton; Ernest Sandford; Tom Taylor; George Warren; Frederick J Webb
Baughurst

Francis B Abbott; William S Bennett; George E Jacob; Robert Jacob; Alexander G Kelly; Sidney M Kelly; Frank Kernutt; William Kernutt; Harry Lawes; William Richardson; Charles Powell; Frederick Smith


If you are related to any of them, please contact the Clerk on 0118 981 2944.  We are also seeking descendants of any Baughurst residents who served in the Great War.

What is a Parish Council?
The Council is the lowest tier of local government but is at the grassroots of the community. The Council normally consists of 11 voluntary Councillors (currently there are two vacancies) who are elected for a four year term of office to serve and administer for the needs of the residents of Baughurst Parish.  In the event of a mid-term vacancy occurring, a new member is elected or co-opted until the next full election. The Parish Councillors determine and set policy to cater for the social, cultural, welfare and environmental needs of our residents and employ a part time Clerk to the Council to implement policy decisions.

All Councillors adhere to the Parish Council Code of Conduct and complete a Register of Interests. The Councillors have formed into sub-councils to concentrate on in-depth concerns in the local community. The committees are listed here:
General Purposes
Footpaths
Playing Fields and Open Spaces

Interested in becoming a Parish Councillor?
Why not attend as a member of the public for a few meetings, and if this encourages you to get involved, perhaps speak with an existing Councillor or the Parish Council Clerk who can provide more information about Parish Council elections and mid-term vacancies?

When does the Parish Council meet?
The Parish Council generally meets on the 4th Thursday in each month.  The meetings are held either in the Heath End Village Hall or Wolverton Village Hall, with the exception of August and December.  Primarily most meetings are held in Heath End  hall, except the May, June and July meetings, where the meetings are generally held at Wolverton Village Hall.  The meetings are open to the public and all are welcome to listen to the proceedings,  Visiting public are not entitled to participate in the business of the meeting without the invitation of the Chairman. Two short Public Question slots are always scheduled in the agenda.

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