Braishfield is a village located in Test Valley Borough of Hampshire, some 3 miles north east of the town of Romsey.
The main purpose of this site is to publish information about the activities of Braishfield Parish Council, but it also provides other information about the village which may be of interest. There is a related website which covers many other aspects of Braishfield village life which is linked here: http://www.braishfield.org/
Latest News
- Summer Solstice 2017 at Stonehenge: details from English Heritage June 16, 2017
- Local Government Boundary Commission Electoral Review of Test Valley: Draft Recommendations June 16, 2017
- Exercise of Public Rights, Accounts Year Ended 31 March 2017 June 13, 2017
- 17/00902/CLPS May 10, 2017
- Extraordinary Meeting of Braishfield Parish Council to be held on Monday 8th May 2017 May 3, 2017
- Annual Parish Assembly 2 May 2017 April 26, 2017
- Planning Appeal: 17/00010/REFS Land To The Rear Of Willowbrook House April 6, 2017
Parish Council in brief
The parish council is the lowest tier of government and as such, its responsibilities and powers are modest. The parish council keeps a watching brief on a number of matters which fall under the responsibility either of Test Valley Borough Council (TVBC) or Hampshire County Council (HCC) and in these cases, the council operates mainly through formal communications with those other tiers of local government:
- Planning (TVBC)
- Waste Management and Recycling (TVBC)
- Highways and Road Safety (HCC)
- Footpaths (HCC)
- Transport (HCC)
Braishfield Parish Council has direct responsibility for:
- The Recreation Ground
- The Village Pond
- The War Memorial
- Noticeboards and newspaper box
- Bus shelter
The recreation ground and the war memorial are each held in trust and are managed as charities.