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Information on conclusion of annual audit for Lyndhurst Parish Council 2019-20

Accounting Statements 2019 - 2020

External Auditor Report and Certificate 2019 - 2020

Vacancy for a Parish Councillor

Do you live within the Parish boundaries of Lyndhurst, Emery Down, Bank, Allum Green and Gritnam? Do you have a strong interest in your local community? Would you like to shape the area in which you live for the future? Do you feel you have skills that you could bring to the Council to help to enhance the shape of the community in the future? Do you have sufficient free time and enthusiasm to be able to devote some of this to making our parish a better place to live? Would you like to work with a team of 12 Councillors and two Officers?

If the answer is “Yes,” you might like to consider applying to fill the vacancy for a Parish Councillor by completing an application form

If you require more information, please contact the Clerk at clerk@lyndhurst-pc.gov.uk or telephone 023 8028 4928 or 023 8081 3218. Applications will close on 31 December 2020 Please note this is a voluntary position

Lyndhurst Parish Awards 2020

Lyndhurst Parish Council is seeking nominations for up to four community awards which we hope to present at the Annual Parish Meeting in May 2021.

You can nominate anyone you think has made any contribution to the people of the Parish of Lyndhurst.

Visit the Lyndhurst Parish Awards 2020 page for more information and the form for nominations.

Help us produce a Village Design Statement

Lyndhurst Parish Council is looking to produce a Village Design Statement (VDS).

It is a way for our community to propose guidelines for the design of any new development that may take place in our area.

Please follow this link to find out more

Hants SNAP

Hants SNAP is a Police initiative aimed at dealing with traffic offences caught on camera.

Hampshire Police are accepting personal video evidence submissions from members of the public who have witnessed alleged road traffic offences.

To find out more - follow this link

Non-Native Invasive Plants (Japanese Knotweed, Himalayan Balsam, etc.)

The link below provides details of an initiative run by the Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust (with the support of the New Forest National Park Authority) to help reduce the damage caused to the natural heritage of the New Forest by invasive non-native species.

https://www.newforestnpa.gov.uk/conservation/landscape-partnership/projects/new-forest-invasive-non-native-plants/

About Lyndhurst and the Parish Council

We are a vibrant and approachable Parish Council situated in the "capital" of the New Forest - one of the most beautiful parts of United Kingdom.

The village of Lyndhurst has excellent shopping facilities that cater for day to day needs as well as the frequent tourists who visit the region.

We have four churches a newly and beautifully refurbished infant school, numerous public houses, hotels and restaurants to suit all tastes.

The village is home to New Forest District Council, the Forestry Commission and the Verderers' Court.

It has a vibrant Community Centre and Museum, both conveniently situated in the car park.

Planning information with links to the New Forest National Park Authority can also be accessed from this website.

For the sporting enthusiast, there is an 18-hole golf course and we are surrounded by miles of open forest land for the peaceful enjoyment of walkers, horse riders and cyclists (Countryside Codes permitting).