Odiham Parish Council - Serving the people of Odiham and North Warnborough
Odiham Parish Council - Serving the people of Odiham and North Warnborough
The next Parish Council meeting is on Monday 20 February - Agenda
                                        

Churches

Odiham and Hook Rotary

All Saints’ Church

Basingstoke Canal

NW Village Hall

Odiham Castle

Odiham Community Website

Odiham Health Centre

The Vine Church

Cross Barn

English Heritage

Natural England

Hampshire Police Odiham website

Holy Ridiculous Amateur Dramatic Group

Hook and Odiham Lions Club

Hart District Council

Hook Morris Men

Jubilee Choir

Hampshire County Council

Buryfields Infant School

LeapFrogs - Odiham Community Pre-School

Mayhill Junior School

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Odiham Cottage Hospital (Ochre)

Odiham Society

Robert May's School

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Odiham U3A

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

 

HOW DO I GET THE PARISH COUNCIL TO LOOK AT ISSUES IMPORTANT TO ME?

 There are two ways: the first is to contact the clerk with the points you want to make and the clerk will raise them with the Council; the second is to come along to the first meeting every month where we have a special session for any resident to address the Council on any point or question they want to raise. We are currently looking at additional ways we can make sure we fully understand what you want, and hopefully we will be able to announce some new initiatives in the near future.

 

WHAT DOES THE PARISH COUNCIL ACTUALLY DO?

The Parish Council has four main activities:

 

Provides directly some basic services for the residents. These include street lighting, our play areas, the recreation ground, the cemetery.

 

Owns and manages some community assets and amenities, for example the Firs, Rye Common, Colt Hill.

 

We are a statutory consultee on planning applications. The Parish Council must provide Hart District Council with an opinion which reflects residents’ views on all planning applications;

 

Work with other authorities on the provision of services and amenities such as traffic management, public toilets, parking, street cleaning, Odiham Common.

 

Why is the parish divided into wards?

The wards have been in place for a number of years to try and ensure equality of representation for residents in the different parts of the parish. The Odiham ward returns 6 councillors, North Warnborough has 3 councillors and the RAF has one. However, all councillors can participate fully in the activities of the Parish Council irrespective of the ward that elected them.

 

What is the Odiham Sports Centre Trust?

this is a trust that independently owns and manages the land in Chamberlain Gardens near to the Alms Houses.  Some of the land is rented out to the Tennis Club and the Bowling Club.  The Trustees are the members of Odiham Parish Council.

 

WHO ELSE CAN I CONTACT?

 

A street light is not working.

Hampshire Lighting on 0845 603 5633 quoting the street light number that should be shown on each light or on their interactive website map.

 

My dustbins haven’t been emptied on time

Hart DC on 01252 845312

 

There is a lot of litter in the area.

Hart DC on 01252 845312

 

There is an uneven or dangerous pavement.

Hart DC 01252 622122

 

A footpath is blocked or a style damaged

Hart DC 01252 622122

 

I want to extend or change my house and need to know about planning applications.

Hart DC Planning Help Line on 01252 774419

 

I want to object to a planning application

In writing to Hart DC Planning Dept, Harlington Way, Fleet, GU51 4AE. Please send a copy to the clerk so that we are aware of your views. The clerk will advise you when the planning application is due to be discussed at a Planning & Development Committee, so that your views can be known before the meeting.