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Welcome to Langrish Parish Council

The Parish of Langrish is relatively young, only becoming an Ecclesiastical Parish with the building of St. John’s Church in 1871 and thereafter a Civil Parish in 1894. The Parish comprises 3 villages; Bordean, Langrish and Ramsdean. It has always been a predominantly farming community, although recent farm diversification has enabled different businesses to start up.

There is evidence of Bronze and Iron Age occupation on Butser and Barrow Hill in Ramsdean, and subsequently the earliest recorded building Bordean House in 824 AD in the Winchester County Archives and several cottages in The Domesday Book. The villages benefit from being in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with exceptional views and footpaths and byways to enjoy.

Langrish Parish Council holds 6 meetings a year. All Parishioners are welcome to attend and the agenda for each meeting is available on this website and on the village noticeboards. In addition to the regular meetings, the Langrish Parish Council also hosts an Annual Parish Assembly. Proposed dates for meetings can be found on this website.