Fire Safety Guidelines 2025
Be wildlife aware and help protect the countryside – if you see a fire call 999 Fire Safety 2025 Poster
Braishfield Housing Needs Survey 2025
Please see the full presentation from Cllr Sally Yalden regarding the Local Plan consultation. Housing Needs Survey
Draft Local Plan Consultation
How to Comment Comments on the draft Local Plan should either be: Sent in writing to Planning Policy and Economic Development, Test Valley Borough Council, Beech Hurst, Weyhill Road, Andover, Hampshire, SP10 3AJ, or Emailed to planningpolicy@testvalley.gov.uk Using the response form available atwww.testvalley.gov.uk/localplan2042 Please provide your name and either a postal or email address. If you are responding…
Chairmans Report 2025
Please see the full report from the Chairman Jane Bennet – Read here
Vacancy for a Parish Councillor
BRAISHFIELD PARISH COUNCIL CASUAL VACANCY FOR A COUNCILLOR Notice given under Rule 5 of the of the Local Elections (Parishes and Communities) (England and Wales) Rules 2006 There is a vacancy on the Parish Council caused by the resignation of George McMenemy. A by-election to fill the vacancy will be held if, not later than…
Notice of Public Rights 2023/24
Notice of Public Rights 2023-24
Chairman’s Report 2024
The Chairman’s report for the year 2023/24 can be found here
The Local Plan – potential impact on Braishfield
Test Valley Borough Council 2040 On the 9th January 2024 TVBC published the Reg 18 Version of the Local Plan. The following note seeks to provide a high-level view of the potential impact on the village of Braishfield with particular reference to housing provision. The note is structured so as to align with that of…
Draft Local Plan 2040
Draft Local Plan 2040 (Regulation 18 Stage 2) Public Consultation Public consultation on the draft Local Plan 2040 (Regulation 18 Stage 2) will take place for eight weeks between Tuesday 6 February and Tuesday 2 April 2024 (closing at noon). During the public consultation period, the draft Local Plan and supporting documents will be available…
Proposals relating to Household Waste and Recycling Centres
Hampshire County Council are reducing the amount of money they spend on the HWRC network by a minimum of £1.2 million each year which would contribute towards addressing the County Council’s overall anticipated £132 million budget deficit from April 2025 – this includes the potential closure of our service in Bunny Lane. Full details can…