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South Downs National Park
Work has begun on reviewing the South Downs Local Plan.
The review will give us an opportunity to address important issues
such as nature recovery, climate change and the type and level of
development needed in the National Park such as affordable homes.
EARLY ENGAGEMENT
From the 8th July to 16th September, tell us what you think the key
issues are that the Local Plan needs to address and how you would like
to be involved in preparing the new Local Plan.
For more details and to complete a quick survey scan the QR code on the below Local Plan Review poster or go to:
https://sdnpalocalplanreview.commonplace.is
[email protected]
Welcome to East Meon Parish Council.
The historic parish of East Meon is located six miles to the west of Petersfield, Hampshire. It lies in a wide valley, bounded on its southern and eastern sides by the South Downs. The River Meon rises from a source to the south of the village and then flows through the village centre.
East Meon was an important Minster and Hundred in Saxon times. Both before and after the Norman Conquest it was a Manor of the Bishops of Winchester, who built the magnificent parish church of All Saints and the mediaeval manor house, The Court House. The village contains a number of ancient hall houses. It was chosen to be the ‘Domesday Village’ in 1986.
East Meon Parish Council hold 6 meetings a year which take place in the Village Hall at 6.30pm. All Parishioners are welcome to attend and the agenda for each meeting is available on the website and also on the village noticeboard. In addition to the regular meetings, the Annual Parish Assembly will take place in April.
For any information about events and news within our village and local services and businesses, please visit our community and parish magazine website meonmatters.com
For any information about planned roadworks in the Parish, please visit www.hants.gov.uk
For any information about the Parish Council, please contact the Parish Clerk - [email protected]
