Communications and volunteering
Our aim is to communicate with all residents within Easebourne parish and to be as transparent as possible. Our primary communication method is still our public Parish Council meetings held every other month and our Annual Parish meeting.
Given the significant number of changes taking place within the Parish we rely heavily on this website to assist in providing you with updates from our meetings and projects. News stories and updates will also be shared through our Facebook page. Please do follow us on Facebook and share updates with your friends and family to help keep Easebourne Parish updated.
We will continue to utilise our notice boards around Easebourne and Henley village for significant updates, updates in the United parish magazine, along with door drops when necessary to reach out to everyone in the Parish.
If you would like to ask your Parish Council anything please feel free to attend one of our meetings, or contact the Parish Clerk via email, post or phone. Details can be found on our Contact Us page. Please bear in mind that our Clerk works 13 hours a week and so there maybe a delay in receiving a reply.
Members
Ian Milne
Mike Noble
Judith MacDonald Lawson
David Pack
Latest news
Merry Christmas from all at Easebourne Parish Council
Merry Christmas to all of our Parishioners and neighbours! Should you need to contact us at this time please either leave a message on 07342 166 188 or email parishclerk@easebourne.org. Emails and messages will be monitored for emergencies and all non-urgent queries will be answered when the office fully [...]
Changes to Waste and Recycling Collections during the Christmas Period
As always, there will be changes to your collections over the Christmas period, please refer to the table for more details. Other changes to collection services include the Garden Recycling Service which will stop on Friday 19 December, starting again on Monday 5 January 2026. There will also be some slight [...]
National Trust Proposal for a Perimeter Fence around Woolbeding Common
Our neighbouring Parish Council has asked us to share the following information with you, regarding Woolbeding and Pound Commons - Woolbeding and Pound Commons comprise 425 acres of open access land owned and managed by the National Trust for the benefit of all. It is a valuable local amenity, [...]
Local Government Reorganisation Consultation
The Government has now launched a consultation on the options for Local Government Reorganisation in West Sussex. You can read all about it and find out how to have your say here - Shaping West Sussex | SnapSea
Strong community support powers successful defibrillator training event!
Round up from Councillor Dan Kilty - Around 30 Easebourne residents gathered on Saturday morning for an engaging and practical defibrillator and resuscitation training session. Led by local paramedic Jamie Lovell, the workshop guided attendees through a real-life emergency scenario before giving everyone the chance to practise essential CPR [...]