Primary School
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Social Club
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St Margaret’s Church
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Parish Room
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01403 259247
Village Hall
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Allotments
Tony Maughan
01403 265031
CORONAVIRUS LATEST INFORMATION – Click here
The Parish Council is following the Government’s Guidance and the Parish Council public meetings are not being held in person. The Parish Council is planning to hold a ‘virtual’ Parish Council meeting on Tuesday 23rd June. Members of the public will be able to attend the meeting, further details of the meeting will be published shortly.
Please continue to refrain from using the Hollands Way playground, the gym equipment and the village green swings as the virus may survive on the equipment and be passed on.
Welcome to the Parish of Warnham
The parish of Warnham is a thriving community incorporating the village of Warnham as well as hamlets and small rural communities of Kingsfold, Winterfold, Northlands, Durfold, Station Road, Goosegreen and part of Rowhook – surrounded by open countryside.
The village of Warnham, now with it’s village store, pubs, gym and hairdressers, grew up as a roadside settlement on a valley site. Percy Bysshe Shelley was born at Field Place in the parish in 1792 and spent his youth here. Warnham was famous for its cricket in the 18th century and has had strong links with the game ever since.
The largest herd of red deer in the country, established in the middle of the 19th century, is to be found in the park on the Warnham Estate.
Welcome to the Parish of Warnham
The parish of Warnham is a thriving community incorporating the village of Warnham as well as hamlets and small rural communities of Kingsfold, Winterfold, Northlands, Durfold, Station Road, Goosegreen and part of Rowhook – surrounded by open countryside.
The village of Warnham, now with it’s village store, pubs, gym and hairdressers, grew up as a roadside settlement on a valley site. Percy Bysshe Shelley was born at Field Place in the parish in 1792 and spent his youth here. Warnham was famous for its cricket in the 18th century and has had strong links with the game ever since.
The largest herd of red deer in the country, established in the middle of the 19th century, is to be found in the park on the Warnham Estate.
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The Parish Council was unable to hold the Annual Meeting of Electors this year due to the Government’s Coronavirus restrictions. This meeting is likely to be held later this year instead. Chairman Ann Lloyd has written the Annual Report for 2019-20, which you can read here:
warnham.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Who-would-believe_Chairmans-Report_May2020.pdf