Hordle Parish Council

Serving the Communities of Tiptoe, Hordle and Everton

Welcome to Hordle Parish

We trust you will find something of interest in the following pages.

At the Meeting of the Council on Monday 7th June it was agreed to abolish the standing committee system, meet twice monthly, usually, on the first and third Mondays of each month in full council to conduct its business, with all existing sub committees and working parties of standing committees reporting to full council. ALL Minutes of the Council and its Committees from May 2010 can be accessed by following the link Council Minutes from May 2010 and ALL Minutes of the Council and its Committees to April 2010 can be accessed by following the link Pre 30th April 2010 Minutes

 Following on from THE Parish Plan a group of volunteers are commencing work on producing a  Village Design Statement more volunteers from the three villages would be welcomed contact vds@hordlepc.com for more information.

 

Annual Report of the Parish Council for the Year 2009/10 

Agenda   updated :- 10th August

Parish Diary updated :- 25th August

Organisations updated :- 10th August

                                      Minutes updated :- 25th August

Click here for Golden Hill Woodland  updated 29th August

Click here for new layout at Everton Road Crossroads

Click here for Ashley Lane Pedestrian Crossing Proposal

Click here for Sport and Recreation Facilities including Hordle Pavilion Bookings

        Hordle Parish Council which comprises the Villages of Tiptoe, Hordle and Everton, was formed when the New Forest District Council was created by Act of Parliament on April 1st 1974, the District Council embraces the whole of the former Borough of Lymington, the New Forest Rural District Council which was established in 1895, and the greater part of the former Ringwood and Fordingbridge Rural District Council in the County  of Hampshire .

Click for Map of Hordle Parish

All of Tiptoe but only part of Hordle and Everton is within the Boundary of  the New Forest National Park.

Tiptoe, in the North of the Parish, has approximately 100 Dwellings, a Primary School and two churches namely - St Andrew’s the daughter church of All Saints Church, Hordle and a Baptist Church now known as Wellspring Church New Forest .

Everton in the South-east of the Parish, has some 760 dwellings, the majority having been built since 1970, a Village shop/Post Office and is served by the church of St Mary ’s the daughter church of All Saints, Milford on sea. 

Hordle has some 1660 Dwellings, the Village having grown considerably since  1945, much of it in the 1970’s, has a Post Office, Chemist and a range of other Village Shops,  although with the easy access to the superstores at New Milton & Lymington the survival of all the shops serving the Parish are at risk, it also has a Primary School. The only church is that of All Saints Church, Hordle.

There are three Public Houses in the Parish namely, the Crown at Everton, the Three Bells at  Hordle and the Plough Inn at Tiptoe.

Follow this link http://www.hants.gov.uk/hampshiretreasures/vol05/page149.html for more information about the Parish.

 Follow this link http://whereilive.hants.gov.uk/rightsofway/Webform3.aspx  for map of footpaths in Hordle.

Contact Information :-

 The Parish Clerk, The Council Office, Vaggs Lane, Hordle, LYMINGTON  SO41 0FP 

Tel/Fax :- 01425 611119   Mobile :- 07522907929

Please Note- The Parish Office is now open from 10 am to 12 noon Monday to Thursday.

E-mail address:- clerk@hordlepc.com        Web address :- www.hordlepc.com

This web site is dedicated to providing the people of the parish with an additional means of keeping informed of local matters and enabling more interaction with the Parish Council.

Items for inclusion on these pages should be sent to :- webman@hordlepc.com

Disclaimer :- Hordle Parish Council have accepted the information on their web pages in good faith and cannot be held responsible for any errors or complaints.

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Many of the pages on this website include links to external websites. These links are included to give you the opportunity to explore an issue in more depth. Hordle Parish Council is not responsible for the content of any external internet sites.

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