The Annual Parish Meeting is when the Parish Council reports to residents on its activities over the last 12 months. 

If you have anything to say on how our community is managed or how you would like to see it develop then this is your chance to voice your opinion.  

B&NES have confirmed receipt of 9 applications for membership of Hinton Charterhouse Parish Council. The election is uncontested so all applicants are elected.

The results of the Parish Plan survey report have been skilfully summarised by Councillor Nick Helps, please do read them.

The Parish Council would like to thank everyone who took the time to complete the survey, this is a living document that will help us all to look after our community!

Have you received an unsolicited questionnaire regarding housing needs? Please read this notice!

The results of the Parish Plan Questionnaire are out! A big thank you to everyone who took time to complete the survey, we are delighted that 38% of households responded. It is clear that there is no shortage of constructive ideas on how to make the community more vibrant and inclusive.

B&NES are seeking a independent member of their Standards Comittee. See below for details. The closing date for this application is 16th November 2018

Local parishioner to join nationwide bell ringing to mark centenary of Armistice Day

The council were saddened last night to learn that Chris Clemence wishes to retire from the Chairmanship of the Parish Council. The parish owes a great debt of gratitude to Chris, we all wish him well! 

The Parish Council value your feedback and we have prepared a feedback form for you to complete

WPB planning are holding a community consultation on the 5th and 6th September regarding the land adjacent to the village horse pond. We urge you to feedback!

From 6th November 2017, rubbish collection will be two-weekly and wheelie bins are to be introduced

The Government Boundary Commission is carrying out a review of the B&NES, announcing that there will be 6 fewer Councillors and that the wards will need to be restructured

The brilliant Miracle Theatre Company are performing again in Wellow!

The legendary Hinton Fete takes place on the usual first Saturday of July 

Why not bring your canine chum to the Hinton Fete Fun Dog Show this year?

The bust of Thomas Spencer, usually presiding over the pews in St Johns Church, is lent to prestigious exhibition

IMPORTANT meeting to review the year and proposed developments in the village

The fantastic Hinton Boules event is taking place this year at the cricket club

Avon and Somerset Constabulary are launching a new text service today, to help prevent and detect rural crime. They are asking rural communities and businesses to help us by providing information and intelligence about suspected crime in their area.

The new number - 81819 - will allow the public to text information directly to the Rural Crime Team, who will be able to assess and action the intelligence quickly and efficiently.

Villagers have been asked to check the intentions regarding the future of evening 267 bus services.

Bath & North East Somerset Council’s Trading Standards Team is warning residents not to fall for a door-to-door fish-selling scam.

The Parish Council meeting for 22nd November 2016 will be at St Johns Church, all members of the public welcome!

Bath & North East Somerset Council is reminding people with small electrical items which no longer work to recycle them.

BANES Council is currently underway with a project to renew large sections of the lighting network with new, energy-efficient LED streetlights which provide a more reliable and controllable system.

All members of the public, young and old, are being encouraged to help inform proposals for growth in the region that will affect everyone for at least the next generation. People across the West of England are being invited to make further contributions to the development of the West of England Joint Spatial Plan (JSP) and Joint Transport Study (JTS), with consultation launched today and running until 19 December.

Funding is available for community groups through the 'Tesco Bags of Help' grants scheme. Applications are now open!

Hinton Charterhouse Parish Council are still trying to find a way to deliver superfast broadband to the village

Police presence at Hinton Charterhouse Post Office following incident this morning

Four new affordable homes are available to rent on the Cotswold Homes development at  Freshford Fields, Pipehouse Lane on the Hinton Chaterhouse/Freshford border.

Skanska will be carrying out night-time resurfacing on the A36 Warminster Road from Monday 27 June for 16 nights (week-nights only) until Tuesday 19 July.

Referendum on the United Kingdom’s membership of the European Union

A referendum will be held on Thursday 23 June 2016 to decide on the question below: Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union?

The annual Boules Tournament is back!

The Phone Box in the village now houses a life saving defibrillator

B&NES Mobile Library route.
 

The statement of persons nominated at the forthcoming Police and Crime Commissioner Election.

Residents, businesses and communities across Bath and North East Somerset could get up to £500 to help boost their broadband speeds from under 2Mbps to over 10Mbps.

Notice: Referendum on whether Bath & North East Somerset Council should have a Directly Elected Mayor.

There is one vacancy on Hinton Charterhouse Parish Council caused by a Councillor moving from the Parish and Standing Down.

Hinton Charterhouse Parish Council Flooding Notice

Midford Road is to close to allow repairs to the viaduct

Skanska, which has been carrying out the geotechnical works on the A36 at Claverton on behalf of Highways England, has notified us that work is scheduled to be completed by the night of Sunday, 21st June 2015, with the road open from Monday morning, 22nd June 2015.

The replacement bus service that is currently running in the Limpley Stoke area will run its final service on Saturday and then stop.

Skanska apologises for any inconvenience that may have been caused during the works.

If you require any further information, please contact the Highways England Customer Care Centre on 0300 123 5000.

Please see below the response letter from Neil Butters addessed to Chris Clemence, the current Chairman of HCPC.

Please see below the response from BANES candidate Johnny Kidney addressed to the current HCPC Chairman, Chris Clemence.

Unfortunately no response to HCPC's letter was received from BANES candidates Hugh Prentice and Jordan Ness.