The Overton Parish Council

Calendar

Managed by the Clerk, this calendar shares all the meetings and events of Overton Parish Council.

August 2026
Aug 25
25 August 2026
Overton Community Centre,
Winchester Street
Overton, Hampshire RG25 3HS United Kingdom
September 2026
Sep 08
08 September 2026
Overton Community Centre,
Winchester Street
Overton, Hampshire RG25 3HS United Kingdom
Sep 22
22 September 2026
Overton Community Centre,
Winchester Street
Overton, Hampshire RG25 3HS United Kingdom

Your latest council updates

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Swift hovering just outside swift box hidden in green ivy on house wall

Where have all the Swifts Gone?

Swifts are one of the great sights of an Overton summer, arriving in the village each May after their journey from southern Africa. Although they spend much of their lives on the wing, their nesting period is crucial. A pair will often return to the same site year after year to raise their chicks together. And that's what they come to Overton for! However, due to an increase in the repurposing or sealing of roof spaces and eaves, places to nest are becoming fewer. Nationally, the swift population has reduced by more than 50% in recent years.
Anti-Social Behaviour awareness week graphic detailing the dates 29th June to 5th July on a green background with buildings and outlines of people within the design

Anti-social Behaviour Awareness Week

Hampshire & Isle of Wight Constabulary provides information to tackling anti-social behaviour including useful information and resources for residents.
Sunset at Overton Mill

Portals Mill site Update

Outline Planning Application for Portals Mill Site now available on Basingstoke & Deane Borough Council Website

Monthly parish council meetings

Your opportunity to speak

Click the tabs below to find out how Public Time works and how you can make use of this time to share your ideas or concerns about the Parish.

At each of our official monthly Parish Council meetings, members of the public are permitted to speak during ‘Public Time’ on a subject relating to the Parish for a maximum of three minutes.

Your intention to speak should be noted before the start of the meeting on the register provided at the venue.

Public Time is held at the beginning of the meeting. A speaker is permitted to leave after having said their piece, or can stay for the duration of the meeting.

The terms of Public Time, will be read verbatim at the beginning of the meeting in compliance with the regulations set out by the Local Government Act 1972.

This is your opportunity to give your opinion on a matter relating to the parish, be it related to an agenda item or a general comment on how the parish might benefit from possible change.

The three minutes allocated time should be used to focus solely on the item you wish to present.

There should be no general comments about other members of the community. Be it in reference to their perceived actions or inactions.

Speakers should be courteous and polite, it is not a section for debate.

The Parish Council reserve the right to ask questions if they so choose. Other than that it will be a simple opportunity to speak in front of the Parish Council.

If you wish to speak then you should have ticked the box next to your name on the sign in sheet as you came in.

We understand the acoustics in this hall are not always the best. If you are having trouble hearing please raise your hand and we will endeavour to move you to a chair that is closer.

So, to recap:

  • If you wish to speak in Public Time you need to have indicated your wish on this sheet.
  • You also need to stay within the guidelines that have just been read out.
  • This Parish Council meeting is a meeting held in public, not a public meeting.
  • We may ask questions of Borough or County Councillors or members of the public, but it is not a debating session.