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Paul Vickers and Maureen Holding were elected as NFDC councillors for the Brockenhurst and Forest South East Ward. Paul Vickers normally attends Parish Council meetings. Contact details are here.

There were too few candidates to contest the Parish Councillors election. East Boldre can have up to seven Parish Councillors. Read more.

Speed Limit Reminder

Too many drivers are speeding through the village. Read more.

Join Community SpeedWatch and do something about it. Read more.

Village Hall News

The East Boldre Village Hall Committee needs more volunteers and especially a Secretary. Can you help us? Phone Steve or Gina on 01590 626368.

There are TWO NEW PROJECTS underway at the Village Hall:

A Historical Archive and Exhibition will be created over the next three years.
As part of this, a Time Capsule will be created which will give a 12 month snapshot of life in East Boldre from 1 January to 31 December 2011.

Visit the Village Halls Website for more information on all of these projects.

East Boldre Parish Council Homepage

What is a Parish Council?		What do Parish Councillors do?
Parish and town councils in England are the first tier of local government. They are a statutory body that has a large range of powers and duties. Read more.		Councillors have three main components to their work: Decision Making, Monitoring and Getting Involved Locally. Read more.
Parish Council Meetings		Minutes and Agendas
Parish Council meetings normally take place on the second Tuesday of every other month in East Boldre Village Hall. They start at 7:30 p.m. Members of the public are encouraged to attend. The District and County Councillors for East Boldre often attend Parish Council Meetings providing an opportunity for you to meet your councillors. Dates for the next meeting are here.		The Agenda for the next Parish Council meeting will normally be posted on this website shortly before the meeting. The Minutes for Parish Council Meetings can be read here.
Parish Newsletters		Contact your Parish Councillors
Copies of the quarterly Parish Council Newsletters can be read here.		Find out who your parish Councillors are and how to contact them by clicking here. Discuss local issues with your Parish Council on Twitter.
Parish Council Policies		Vacancies
Read the Parish Council Policy Documents here.		There are currently two vacancies on the Parish Council. If you want to become a Parish Councillor, find out more on the Vacancies Page.