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Symptoms of Norovirus?

22nd January 2026

We are seeing a rise in cases of norovirus, and it can very easily be spread from visitors to patients.
We therefore ask that you stay at home if you have symptoms of nausea, vomiting or diarrhoea, and avoid contact with others where possible.

Save the Date… Join Us for a Paw-some Day! Sunday 5th July 2026

30th March 2026
Save the Date… Join Us for a Paw-some Day!
We’re excited to invite residents and visitors to the New Alresford Arlebury “BARK” Family Fun Day on Sunday 5th July, taking place from 11am to 4pm at Arlebury Park (SO24 9EP).
Bring the whole family along (including your four-legged friends!) for a fantastic day packed with fun, entertainment, and community spirit.

New boat at Arlebury Park!

January 2026

We’re delighted to share photos of the new boat that has recently been installed in the children’s play park at Arlebury Park.

Alresford Food Basics Bank

January 2026

Alresford Food Bank 

Struggling to buy enough food to feed your family? We are here to provide emergency food, toiletries and advice for you and your family.

Calling All Teachers! We Want to Hear From You

December 2025

Calling All Teachers! We Want to Hear From You

The Watercress Line heritage railway is excited to announce that we are applying for the Sandford Award for Heritage Education — and we would love your input to help shape our submission.

Explore the Best Walks Around Alresford with Winchester Ramblers

December 2025

Alresford and its surrounding villages offer some of the most beautiful walking country in Hampshire, from chalk streams and water meadows to open downland, ancient woodlands and peaceful farmland. To help more residents and visitors discover these routes, Winchester Ramblers, part of The Ramblers UK walking charity, are inviting the Alresford community to join their weekly programme of guided walks.

New Alresford Town Council Neighbourhood Plan Update Report – September 2025

August 2025

In 2021, New Alresford Town Council (NATC) considered updating the New Alresford
Design Statement (2008). Instead, the decision was made to embark on a
Neighbourhood Plan—a more robust and statutory planning policy tool shaped by
residents and stakeholders. Once adopted, a Neighbourhood Plan helps guide
development while preserving the town’s heritage, identity, and sense of place.
An application to initiate the Neighbourhood Plan process was submitted to and
approved by Winchester City Council (WCC).