Sherfield English

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New parish councillor co-opted
March 2020

Defibrillator 2
Now arrived and fully functioning, it is available in the cabinet in the pavilion undercroft.

Lengthsman
Anyone who has driven up Branches Lane during the recent spell of awful weather cannot have failed to notice the tremendous improvement in water drainage particularly near Pound Farm. In addition, where the path has been cleared along the A27 walking has been made much easier.Further improvements can be expected to A27 footpaths and storm water drainage in the coming months.

Neighbourhood Development Plan
The survey of village residents is now complete. Results can be downloaded from the 'Parish Council' tab above.
Once adopted by TVBC the council must follow the NDP in relation to any future developments in the parish.

Keeping Warm!
Please contact the co-ordinator for each of the village group buying schemes.
Co-ordinators are:
Eric Hounslow (gas) – Tel 340879 Email: e.hounslow@tiscali.co.uk
Richard Smith (oil) – Tel 340938 (before 8pm please) Email: seobc@btinternet.com

March
2020

Covid-19

Village Shop Opening Times
(updated 27/03/2020)

Monday to Friday 09.00 - 16.00

Saturday and Sunday 09.00 - 13.00

if you do require anything urgently outside of these hours please don't hesitate to give me a call 07789072154 and we'll do our best to get it out to you.

Link to residents ONLY facebook Support
Group

See village Info tab for details of other local businesses providing services to the village

****************** FUNDAY
23rd August 2020

Sherfield English is a small village in Hampshire, between the Test Valley and the New Forest, on the old Romsey to Salisbury road. For its size it has a surprising range of services and facilities, with a village hall, sports field, shop and Post Office, farm shop, nursery, fishing lakes, Tea Rooms, the Hatchet Inn, a garage and an active church.

It is still quite largely a farming community, with no 'commuter dormitory' developments. Most of its houses, cottages and isolated farms are scattered down narrow leafy lanes, unseen by those who pass through on the 'main' road.

The Church, St Leonard's was built in 1902 by Lady Caroline Ashburton (of Melchet Court) in memory of her daughter. It houses some fine art nouveau style stained glass windows, the old village stocks, a 13th century coffin and various old carvings rescued from the medieval church near Manor Farm, and a particulalry fine set of bells.

Sherfield English has about 700 residents, and a strong sense of community. As a result there are a wide variety of groups, activities and events in the village. The bowls, croquet, tennis and football facilities are well used, and all residents are encouraged to join in. Please explore this site for further information.