Welcome to the Pangbourne Parish Council Website

Published by the Parish Council, the site is for everyone who lives and works in the Civil Parish of Pangbourne, and for anyone who would like to find out more about our beautiful village.

On this site you will find the names and contact details of our Parish Councillors and also an overview of the aims and objectives of the council, with links to the minutes of meetings for the last year and the agenda for upcoming meetings.

We hope you find what you are looking for on the website. If you do have any feedback or suggestions, please let us know.

Council Services

Parish Offices

The Parish Council Office is located in the village hall. We ask members of the public to make an appointment in advance wherever possible should they wish to visit the office to ensure that staff are able to accommodate your visit. Staff continue to support the residents and the community in person, remotely and by appointment and are contactable on the clerk email address. Phone messages will be picked up regularly and emails are regularly monitored.

Pangbourne Village Hall

Pangbourne Village Hall is open for regular hirers and new bookings. Please look for further details in the village hall section of this website. Both the large and small halls are available for hire.

Your Councillors

Meetings & Minutes

Council Services

Policies & Documents

Latest News

New WBC Parking Fees

Published: 2 Dec 24

West Berkshire District Council have introduced new car parking fees following public consultation last year. These have now taken effect. Please be aware when visiting the village Read More...

Flood Re Insurance Event

Published: 14 Nov 24

Come along and test out Flooding resilience equipment and speak to a representative of Flood Re the national insurance scheme for flooding Read More...

Senior Circuits

Published: 5 Nov 24

New low impact body workout! Read More...

Sulham Estates Railway Field

Published: 5 Sep 24

The new Sulham Estate wetland is starting to take shape . The field regularly floods each winter. By digging a series of cells at graduated levels the water can be retained throughout the year, creating a mix of seasonal water levels that is expected to significantly increase the biodiversity of this field. This exciting project is part of the Partnerships for Nature programme, led by North Wessex Downs National Landscape funded by Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra)'s Species Survival Fund and Mend the Gap. #MendtheGap The National Lottery Heritage Fund Read More...

CASUAL VACANCY

Published: 12 Mar 24

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