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Horsham District Council - Community Governance Review

Published: 6 Aug 26

District-Wide Community Governance Review Horsham District Council has launched a Community Governance Review in February 2026, to consider all the parishes within the District. The review can consider one or more of the following options: Creating, altering, merging or abolishing parishes The naming of parishes and the style of new parishes and the creation of parish councils The electoral arrangements for parishes (for instance, the ordinary year of election, the number of councillors to be elected to the council and parish warding) Grouping parishes under a common parish council or de-grouping parishes Other types of arrangements including parish meetings Have your say in the Community Governance Review Earlier this summer we asked for your views on the boundaries and governance arrangements of parishes across the Horsham District. Following feedback from this initial consultation changes may have been suggested in your parish. You can view the draft recommendations, as agreed by the Governance Committee. We are holding a second consultation on this from 24 July when you will be able to search for any proposed parish boundary or governance changes in your area, review maps and share your views before the final recommendations are made. This consultation opens at 10am Friday 24 July 2026 View a map of the proposed parish and ward boundaries Respond to the consultation Number of councillors and electors in each parish and ward The Community Governance Review (CGR) process A Community Governance Review is a legal process where the council will consult with those living in the area, and other interested parties, on the most suitable ways of representing the people in the area. This means making sure that those living in the area, and other interested groups, have a say in how their local communities are represented. The purpose of a CGR is to ensure that these arrangements continue to be effective and efficient, and that they reflect the interests and identity of local communities. The review process gives you the chance to provide your view on how you would like to be governed. Read More...

Local Government Reorganisation - Engagement Survey

Published: 17 Jul 25

Residents, businesses and community groups across the county are being invited to share their views about the future of their councils as part of an important survey launching on 17 July at: www.shapingwestsussex.org All West Sussex residents and organisations are invited to complete a survey asking about where they live or work, the council services they use, as well as what matters to them about how their council could be structured in the future. The survey will close at 11.59pm on Wednesday 13 August. Read More...

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Relate

Published: 22 Aug 24

Half price couples counselling in Horsham https://www.relate.org.uk/centre/west-sussex/services/relationship-counselling-west-sussex Read More...

Proposed Car Electric charging points consultation

Published: 30 May 24

Details of site in Horsham Read More...

Trial timetable for bus and Library use for Faygate residents

Published: 1 May 24

A s106 agreement was put in place when Durrant Village's planning permission was approved. Part of this agreement was for Faygate residents to have access to the library, permissive path, the art work and use of the taxi. More details below: • The Library on Wednesday from 9am until 10am & Friday from 1pm until 2pm at a cost of £15pppa, Faygate residents will be asked to complete an application form And provide photo ID proof of address, and to sign in and out on each visit. • The pre scheduled taxi for which you will find attached a copy of the preschedule taxi times and destination, this can be booked after midday the day before travel Faygate residents will be required to report to reception to sign in with proof of photo ID proof of address. • The Permissive Path which has now been in operations for a few years is open from sunrise to sunset and can be accessed by the side footpath. A map is in situ on the gate with green stakes implemented around lakeside and the meadow for clear direction. • The spitfire artwork is available for viewing and would again request that Faygate residents report and sign in a reception beforehand. The Faygate Properties have been included on the schedule for whom this service is currently available for, this sign has been placed in the Village shop. Read More...

Unveiling of Sired Way

Published: 18 Jul 23

To celebrate 47 years of public service John Sired, who retired from the council Read More...

Climate Action

Published: 18 Jul 23

Horsham District Council climate action survey-have your say......... Read More...

Reporting road & pavement issues

Published: 18 Jul 23

Please Note: West Sussex County Council has changed the process for Read More...

Citizen Advice - New Service

Published: 18 Jul 23

Citizens Advice in West Sussex are offering a new outreach service in the Horsham District Read More...

Homes UK

Published: 18 Jul 23

Proposed 3000 home West of Ifield Consultation Read More...

Dementia Information

Published: 18 Jul 23

A unique opportunity for people with a dementia diagnosis and their carer or partner. Read More...

Online Guidance Notice

Published: 18 Jul 23

Your online safety Do's and Don'ts Read More...