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New Alresford Town Council
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Welcome to New Alresford
Welcome to New Alresford – a vibrant, historic market town in the heart of Hampshire.
Nestled on the edge of the South Downs National Park, New Alresford is renowned for its Georgian architecture, independent shops, and scenic riverside walks. Whether you’re a long-time resident, a new arrival, or a visitor passing through, you’ll find a warm community spirit and an exceptional quality of life. From the tranquil waters of the River Arle to the heritage steam trains of the Watercress Line, the town is a picturesque blend of tradition, charm, and natural beauty.
Our town is more than just a beautiful place to live, it’s a thriving hub of local enterprise, cultural events, and civic pride. The Town Council is dedicated to supporting sustainable development, protecting our environment, and promoting well-being for all. We work closely with residents, businesses, and community groups to make New Alresford an inclusive and forward-looking town.
This website is your gateway to council services, news, and events, designed to keep you informed, involved, and connected with everything that makes New Alresford special.
News
Community Committee meeting – Tuesday 11th November at 7:00 PM
Please be advised of our next Community Committee meeting – Tuesday 11th November at 7:00 PM Please see below link details to our next Community Committee Council meeting. Details: Date: Tuesday 11th November Time: 7:00 PM Location: Arlebury Park All
Car Park Closure Notice – Arlebury Park 7th November from 16:30
Please note that Arlebury Park Car Park will be closed on Friday 7 November from 16:30 to midnight for the firework display. There will be no waiting or loading during this period as part of a parking suspension issued by
Remembrance Parade in Alresford Tuesday 11th November, at 11am
The Royal Air Forces Association (RAFA) and the Royal Naval Association (RNA), together with representatives from the Royal British Legion (RBL), will be attending the Remembrance Service at St John’s Church on Sunday, 9th November, where wreaths will be laid
Vandalism at Stratton Bates Park – Please Help Us Protect Our Park
We’re saddened to report further vandalism at Stratton Bates Park. Recently, several fence panels have been kicked down, causing damage and disruption to the area. We work hard to maintain and improve our parks for everyone to enjoy. Acts like
Together We Remember – The Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal in Alresford
As we approach Remembrance Day, the Alresford community is once again showing its incredible support for the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal. Poppies are now available to buy from various locations around town, every poppy sold helps the Royal British
A Stunning Community Tribute for Remembrance Day
A heartfelt thank you to everyone involved in putting up the poppy’s around the town and creating the beautiful poppy display at St John’s Church. Each poppy has been lovingly knitted by the talented ladies of Alresford, with generous funding
Winchester Bereavement Support celebrating new volunteers
From the Winchester Bereavement Support. Last week we celebrated the latest volunteers to join us as Bereavement Visitors. We are so grateful to these lovely people who bring a wealth of experience and knowledge to the team, and are prepared
St Catherines Hill works completed
Article received from HIWWT As many of you will probably have seen on our press release or local news – the St Catherine’s Hill step replacement has been completed. This saw the old and failing steps from 1997 completely replaced
M3 junction 9 improvements project – Kings Worthy Bridge update
Received on behalf of Volker Fitzpatrick Balfour/national Highways As you may know we’ve been conducting essential repairs beneath Kings Worthy Bridge, including beam strengthening and concrete removal. The next phase of this repair work involves removing the first of two
Dates confirmed for M27 J9-J11 Closure over Christmas-New Year Period
A full closure of the M27 in both directions between Junctions 9 (Whiteley) and 11 (Fareham), scheduled from 8pm on 24 December 2025 to 4am on Sunday 4 January 2026 The closure is required to put in place a new four-lane wide
Please Pick It Up – Help Keep Our Public Spaces Clean
Dog fouling in public places isn’t just unpleasant, it’s a health risk. Left behind, it can spread harmful bacteria and parasites, particularly dangerous to children and those using wheelchairs or prams. It also spoils the appearance of our streets, parks,