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26/02/2026

We are pleased to confirm that Wi******er City Council has now given its final outstanding approval for the Curdridge Neighbourhood Plan – confirming that an Environmental Impact Assessment is not required.

This means we can now move forward to the next stage: the Regulation 14 (Reg14) public consultation. This is where we formally consult with residents and local organisations on the final version of the Neighbourhood Plan, which focuses on our Design Code policy.

After the consultation, the Plan will be submitted to Wi******er City Council under Regulation 15, who will then manage the remaining stages through to adoption.

You can read the full update here:
👉 https://ourvillage2050.com/

24/02/2026

RECYCLING SURVEY — HAVE YOUR SAY

Wi******er City Council is asking residents to share their views on the future of recycling across the district, and Curdridge residents are encouraged to take part.

The survey is open until 8 March, so there’s still time to make your voice heard.

As a reminder, your recycling bin currently accepts paper, cardboard, plastic bottles, tins, cans and aerosols. If you’re ever unsure what goes where, Wi******er City Council provides a helpful A–Z recycling guide on their website.

You can complete the survey here:
👉 https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=VMNRtOYhkkmy9N9taQsa3-Eq6dFmMPdAv52O8oZH9nxUMzJTRTg1RFVINlROUkk4QkJNTlNRMzZKOS4u

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20/02/2026

♻️ Looking to the future of recycling ♻️

Wi******er City Council is asking residents to share their views on recycling as it plans for future changes across the district.

Following the rollout of food waste collections, the council is now preparing for improvements that will allow a wider range of recycling to be collected from households. To help shape these plans, residents are invited to take part in a short survey.

📅 The survey is open until 8 March.

👉 Take part in the survey and have your say:
https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=VMNRtOYhkkmy9N9taQsa3-Eq6dFmMPdAv52O8oZH9nxUMzJTRTg1RFVINlROUkk4QkJNTlNRMzZKOS4u

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18/02/2026

With January bringing higher than usual rainfall, and more wet weather expected, several flood warnings are currently in place across Hampshire. The Environment Agency has online tools to help you check whether your home or property is at risk of flooding.

✅ Check current flood warnings and alerts, alongside the flood risk for the next five days:
https://www.gov.uk/check-flooding

16/02/2026

Planning a family farm visit this spring? 🌼🐑

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has shared helpful advice on how to enjoy safe, fun and bug-free trips to the farm this spring.

If you’re heading out on a family farm visit, the guidance covers simple steps to help everyone stay healthy and well, while still making the most of the day.

👉 Visit the UKHSA blog to read their tips before you go and enjoy your trip safely.

https://ukhsa.blog.gov.uk/2024/05/02/how-to-stay-safe-from-infections-carried-by-animals-when-visiting-a-farm/

22/01/2026

⏰ Reminder: road maintenance tomorrow on Curdridge Lane

Just a reminder that Curdridge Lane will be affected by planned maintenance works tomorrow (Friday 23 January).

🕘 Road closure: 9:30am–3pm
📍 Between: The Cricketers Inn and the B3035 Botley Road

✔️ Access for residents and businesses will be maintained where safe
✔️ Pedestrian access remains open
✔️ Emergency vehicles will have access at all times

15/01/2026

🚧 Planned road maintenance – Curdridge Lane

Hampshire County Council will be carrying out essential maintenance works on Curdridge Lane on Friday 23 January 2026.

🕘 Road closure: 9:30am–3pm
📍 Location: From The Cricketers Inn to the B3035 Botley Road

✔️ Access for residents and businesses will be maintained where it is safe to do so
✔️ Pedestrian access will remain open
✔️ Emergency vehicles will have access at all times

Please plan ahead if you need to travel during these hours.

👉 Full details are available on the Parish Council website:
https://www.curdridgeparishcouncil.gov.uk/blog/2026/01/12/planned-maintenance-curdridge-lane-curdridge/

14/01/2026

Safe disposal of small electrical items 🔌♻️

Wi******er City Council is reminding residents to dispose of small electrical items safely to help reduce the risk of fires. Electrical items (anything with a battery, plug or cable) should never be placed in your waste or recycling bin. In the past year, waste crews have dealt with several collection vehicle fires caused by incorrectly disposed electrical items.

How to recycle safely

Small electrical items (WEEE) such as kettles, toasters, torches and hair appliances can be collected separately. Items must fit into a standard-sized carrier bag (no black bags). Place the bag next to your waste or recycling bin on collection day

Batteries and vapes should be placed in a small, clear plastic bag and left on top of the bin (not inside)

Alternatively, small electrical items can be taken to a local WEEE drop-off point.

👉 Find your nearest recycling point and learn more:
https://www.recycleyourelectricals.org.uk

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12/01/2026

Christmas Tree Recycling Collections 🎄♻️

Wi******er City Council will collect real Christmas trees for recycling as part of the usual garden waste service between Monday 12 January and Friday 23 January.

Please remove all decorations before placing your tree outside for collection. Trees over five feet tall should be cut into smaller sections so they can be safely loaded into the collection vehicle.

Alternatively, real Christmas trees can be recycled via the green waste containers at your local household waste and recycling centre.

👉 Check your garden waste collection date for your area:
https://www.winchester.gov.uk/bin-day

01/01/2026

Happy New Year from Curdridge Parish Council! 🎆

Wishing all our residents a happy and healthy 2026!

Here’s to a another year working together to make Curdridge an even better place to live

25/12/2025

🎄 We wish all our residents a very Merry Christmas!

May your Christmas be filled with peace, joy, and cherished moments with family and friends✨

23/12/2025

We’re delighted to share that Curdridge has been recognised at the CPRE Hampshire Countryside Awards.

The Curdridge rural affordable housing scheme was a winner at this year’s awards, recognising the care taken to deliver much-needed homes for people with a strong local connection, while respecting the character of our village and surrounding countryside.

This is a real achievement for Curdridge and reflects the time, thought and collaboration that went into the project. Thank you to everyone involved in helping make it possible.

You can read more about the Countryside Awards and the projects recognised across Hampshire here:
https://www.cprehampshire.org.uk/news/celebrating-hampshires-countryside-champions/

Address

2 Berkeley Gardens
Hedge End
SO300QW

Telephone

+441489786557

Website

https://www.curdridgeparishcouncil.gov.uk/

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