Community Litter Pick Success
9th March 2026
Community Litter Pick Success
Last weekend’s community litter pick was a great success, with around 60 people joining throughout the morning at Arlebury Park to help tidy up the town ahead of the spring season.
Community Grants Available
27th February 2026
Did you know that New Alresford Town Council sets aside part of its annual budget to help local charities, voluntary groups, and other not-for-profit organisations? These community grants are designed to support projects and activities that bring a clear benefit to the town and its residents.
Help Shape the Future of Alresford’s Heritage Boards
29th January 2026
New Alresford Town Council is beginning an exciting project to review and refresh the information boards located around the town, currently known as the Millennium Trail boards
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.
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.
Proposed modifications to Winchester District Local Plan 2040
December 2025
Proposed Modifications, Winchester District Local Plan 2040
Consultation runs to 16th January 2026
Consultation on Local Government Reorganisation in Hampshire
November 2025
The Government have launched a consultation on four proposals submitted by Council’s across Hampshire, offering different options for new Unitary Authorities across the county.
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).
