Stratton (Dorset) Parish Council

At the request of a number of residents to save our iconic red telephone box from removal, the Parish Council has recently purchased it from BT. So, now we have a couple of requests. What would you like to see

Yes, two meetings for the price of one on 13 May. Confusing isn’t it? 7pm – Annual Parish Meeting. Our ‘review of the year’ and an opportunity for the Public to ask questions. No decisions get made at this meeting.

Details of Councillors duly Elected as the Election is deemed uncontested.

The next ordinary meeting of Stratton Parish Council will be held on March 26th at  the village hall in the Aylott room at 7.00pm. The agenda for the meeting will be available on the website and on notice boards throughout

Notice of the election for Dorset Council and Dorset towns and parishes has now been published. The elections will take place on 2nd May 2024.  The following contains information for anyone who wishes to stand for Stratton Parish Council on the

  DORSET COUNCIL has issued an Order under Section 14 [1] of the Road Traffic Regulations Act 1984 as amended. The Order is needed in order to comply with health and safety regulations which require the provision of safe working areas

Stratton Parish Council is very pleased to welcome two new councillors – Cllr Beth Cooke and Cllr Bradley Pimm. Both were co-opted at recent council meetings. There is still a vacancy for one more councillor if any resident is interested

A reminder that there is a Defibrillator Awareness Session in Stratton village hall on Wednesday 31st January, 2024. The session is free and starts at 7.30 pm and is open to everyone. There is still time to take part, so 

The draft minutes of the Stratton Parish Council meeting held on 9th January, 2024 are now available on the SPC website at Meetings 2023/24 – Stratton (Dorset) Parish Council (strattondorsetpc.org.uk). The date of the March ordinary meeting of the Parish

Stratton Parish Council is very pleased to welcome two new residents who have recently been co-opted onto the parish council, Cllr Beth Cooke and Cllr Bradley Pimm.  They are a great addition to the council and current councillors are looking

The current Neighbourhood Watch Scheme that has been in operation in Stratton for many years will end, with immediate effect. The Scheme was  an information-only one. This does not mean that Scheme members are left without any crime information as

The following information has been circulated to town and parish councils from Dorset Council regarding a consultation on a new transport plan, requesting residents complete a survey to gather views to inform the outcome of the plan: – Dorset Council