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New waste collection service due for the New Forest, 2025 to 2026
New Forest District Council (NFDC) is progressing with arrangements for a new waste collection service for the district, to improve recycling and reduce waste. Click here for the full statement:
Household Waste Recycling Centres — NFDC statement
The political administration at New Forest District Council is pleased to hear that proposals to close Household Waste Recycling Centres, including two in the New Forest district area at Somerley and Marchwood, have been initially rejected by councillors at Hampshire County Council.
Click here for Statement from New Forest District Council:
https://newforest-newsroom.prgloo.com/news/press-statement-needs-name
Exxon cancels CO2 Pipeline project
Message sent to the BPC on 4 October by ExxonMobil:
"We recently held a non-statutory consultation to gather views on three potential CO2 pipeline corridors. We greatly appreciate your participation and the feedback provided to this consultation.
Beaulieu Parish Council's submission to the Solent CO2 Pipeline Project
This letter is the submission of the Beaulieu Parish Council to the non-statutory consultation for the suggested pipeline corridor options proposed under the Solent CO2 Pipeline Project. The letter explains in detail why, based on our work following significant representations from parishioners, the Beaulieu Parish Council does not support any of the 3 corridor options proposed by ExxonMobil.
Beat Surgery
Welcome to the Parish of Beaulieu
Beaulieu Parish, located in the south-east corner of the New Forest National Park, is an unspoilt area at the head of the tidal reaches of the Beaulieu River. Beaulieu village, itself, centring around the high street, has not changed very much over the years: the village centre has remained compact with red brick houses consisting of a variety of shops, homes and businesses.
There has been little outlying development in recent times, although many may notice modern uses of old buildings. Beaulieu has a primary school, post office, village hall and parish church and cricket pitch.
There are approximately 350 properties in the parish, the majority of which are privately owned. The 7000 acre Beaulieu Estate covers much of the parish and the Montagu family have lived here since 1538.
