Welcome to Soberton Parish Council
The Parish of Soberton and Newtown covers approximately 2,400 hectares (9 square miles) and has a total population approaching 1,600. The countryside contains a mixture of agricultural land, down land, forest and water meadows.
The three main villages within the Parish, Soberton, Soberton Heath and Newtown together with the smaller settlements of Grenville Hall, Hoe Gate, Hundred Acres, Woodend and Kingsmead mostly lie in a dispersed linear pattern stretching along the Meon Valley for about 5 miles.
The northern section of the Parish and the Forest of Bere are in the boundaries of the South Downs National Park.
Winchester City Council
To find out more about the services provided by Winchester City Council visit www.winchester.gov.uk
Hampshire County Council
For a whole range of services, from reporting road surface problems, right of ways, renewing library books, waste and recycling to checking school term dates go to the Hampshire County Council website - www.hants.gov.uk
Your council
Welcome to the Soberton Parish Council website. We can help you with information about local transport, roads, bridleways and information on local events.
Find out who's who on the Parish Council.
Events and What's on
Partially Blocked Bridge - West Street
The Parish Council has received reports that the bridge at the end of West Street is partially blocked.
This has been deliberately blocked by The Countryside Team at HCC who have reported that this is due to them carrying out work to the vegetation and the masonry on the bridge. They are also carrying out tree inspections.
I am pleased to say that once this work has been completed the access will be open as normal.
Next Council Meeting
Policy Committee Meeting Tuesday 16th November at Rookesbury Hall, Newtown at 7:30pm - Agenda
Full list of 2021 Meetings
Village Design Statement
Soberton Heath Village - Flood Risk Investigation Report
Draft Local Development Plan - Your Place Your Plan
Local Plan Consultations
Winchester City Council are preparing a new Local Plan which will have an impact on our area. They are looking for residents to take part in the Local Plan consultation. The Parish Council will advertise the interactive online events and details of how to register and attend these consultations will follow very shortly.
30th January 2021
Support Information to be considered alongside the printed published (2002) VDS - Hedgerows and Wildlife in the Parish
The role of the Parish Council in the Community
New Arrangements for Household Waste Recycling Centres
Royal British Legion 2021 Programme
Good Neighbours medical transport service
What's on Locally