The annual CHURCH FETE / BIG LUNCH returns on Sunday 19th May to include the usual stalls, games, activities, refreshments and food.
Can you VOLUNTEER to help organise, set up and run stalls on the day?
If you are could spare some time to support your local community at this important event in the village calendar
please come to our open meeting on Tuesday 26th MARCH @ 7:30 pm at the Rathbone PavilionSee full story...
Elections for Parish Councillors are being held on 2nd May 2019.
Are you interested in serving the community and care about
what happens in North Waltham? There has never been a
better time to get involved in the future of this friendly,
community spirited village and help it build for the future.
To find out more about being a Parish Councillor please contact the Parish Clerk.
Deadline for nominations is 4.00pm on Wednesday 3rd April 2019.See full story...
will be held on Tuesday 19th March 2019 at 7.30pm in the Rathbone Pavilion, North Waltham. An agenda will is available to view on the Parish Council notice board and on the village website. Members of the public and press are welcome to attend.See full story...
You are invited to join us on Saturday 30th March 3-4pm for Messy Church - Mothering Sunday and Moses in the Bullrushes.
Crafts, Stories and Celebration for all ages.See full story...
Many thanks are due to everyone who joined the working party on 16th March for a final clear-up of tree debris in Cuckoo Meadow prior to the start of the grass-cutting season.See full story...
The annual VILLAGE FETE - BIG LUNCH returns on Sunday 19th May - from 12 to 4 pm
This year we hope to bring you a Grand Raffle, along with stalls from local businesses and the traditional plant, book, tombola stalls. There will be a number of games, activities and crafts on offer and refreshments (including teas, Pimms and beer) and food available to buy.See full story...
You are invited to join us on Saturday 30th March 3-4pm for Messy Church - Mothering Sunday and Moses in the Bullrushes.
Crafts, Stories and Celebration for all ages.See full story...
Thank you to the residents who turned out last Saturday morning as part of the Village Working Party to cut back ivy growing on the trees on the wild area of St Michaels Green. Your help was greatly appreciated and we will now be able to fully assess the health of these trees as they come into leaf later in the Spring. Thank you also to Alan Purkiss, Tree Warden, for advising us on what to do.See full story...
Please come along to join a Village Working Party on Saturday 9th March at 10.00am to undertake some work to trees at the far end of St Michaels Green on the wild area opposite the Church.
This work will involve cutting the ivy at the bases of the trees to ensure the ivy eventually dies and falls from the trees.
(This event has originally due to take place on 2nd February but was postponed due to the snow)See full story...
will be held on Monday 4th March 2019 at 7.30pm in the Doris Cook Room, Rathbone Pavilion, North Waltham. Amended plans for the planning application for The White Cottage, Popham Lane, North Waltham, will be discussed. An agenda is available on the village website and will shortly be available on the Parish notice board. Members of the public and press are welcome to attend.See full story...
The Basingstoke Golf Course site has been allocated for approximately 1,000 homes in Basingstoke and Deane Borough Councils adopted Local Plan. This exhibition will provide more information about the proposals, enable you to meet and ask questions of the project team and to provide them with your thoughts.
The exhibition will be held at Basingstoke Golf Club on Friday 1st March 2019 from 2.00pm to 8.00pm and at Hatch Warren Community Centre on Saturday 2nd March 2019 from 10.00am to 2.00pm.See full story...
Fly-tipping is the illegal dumping of waste.
It is a crime that damages the environment, risks
public health and costs taxpayers to clean up.
Householder responsibilities - You could face an unlimited fine if your rubbish is found fly-tipped – even if you did not do it yourself.See full story...
Our first meeting of the New Year took place on January 10th 2019 when Colin Pawson, a keen member of the British Carriage Society, gave us an illustrated talk on the history of coaches and coach horns from the golden age of coaching to the present day.
Our last meeting was on Thursday 14th February when we were entertained by Mervyn of the local family run coach company Mervyn’s CoachesSee full story...
