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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).

Apply for a postal vote
Polling stations will be safe places to vote in May, but there are other ways to vote. Want to vote by post? Apply early.
In Person | By Post | By Proxy
There are a number of elections due to take place on Thursday 6 May.
We are working to ensure polling places will be covid-secure, but you might prefer to vote by post. If so, it's never too early to apply for a postal vote.
Apply to vote by post: https://www.newforest.gov.uk/votebypost
Food Larders
The Food Larder is a community larder run by volunteers for the benefit of their local community. It is a membership scheme aimed at helping people make their money go further by reducing food shopping bills (members can make a considerable saving each year). Follow this link to read the leaflet in full.
Lyndhurst Food Bank
Here to give our community a little extra help
PHONE OR TEXT FOR A FOOD BOX 07485 489275
Please follow this link to read the Lyndhurst Food Bank Leaflet
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.
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You face an unlimited fine if your rubbish is found fly-tipped
Viewing Agendas and Minutes
(including supporting documents) follow this link to our Documents page
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Our Facebook page is New Forest Heart Cops.
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Lyndhurst Calendar 2022
In 2021 Lyndhurst Parish Council will be publishing it fourth calendar to be delivered free to all households in the Parish. The calendar will feature the winning entries from our 2021 photograph competition and entries must have Lyndhurst, Emery Down, Bank, Allum Green and Gritnam at their heart.
Air Quality in Lyndhurst High Street
Latest News

Less litter thanks to NFDC getting ‘Crabby’
An innovative approach to tackling beach litter in the summer reduced litter at the New Forest coast by 10 tonnes, saving £10,000 in clean-up costs.

Hampshire Highways teams tackle cold snap
With the current cold snap likely to last until Sunday, Hampshire Highways winter vehicles will be out again across the county
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Latest News

Less litter thanks to NFDC getting ‘Crabby’
An innovative approach to tackling beach litter in the summer reduced litter at the New Forest coast by 10 tonnes, saving £10,000 in clean-up costs.