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All Saints Church Crondall

The 12th Century Norman parish church replaced a Saxon church on the same site. The Saxon font remains from that period. The east end of the Nave dates to 1170.

Cricket on Hook Meadow

Crondall Cricket Club regularly plays cricket on Hook Meadow and also hosts matches involving other local clubs.

Crondall

The name Crondall is believed to derive from the Old English ‘crundel’, a chalk-pit or lime quarry, the remains of which can be seen as a depression on the golf-course.

Crondall

The picturesque village of Crondall is situated in north east Hampshire, England and is all that remains of the Crondall Hundred which was surveyed in the Domesday Book of 1086. The village is on gentle slopes of the low western end of the North Downs

Welcome to the Crondall Parish Council Website

Crondall Parish Council is committed to working for the good of the whole of Crondall Parish and wants to hear your views on what we should be doing to support the local community. All your ideas are welcomed. Please take a moment to explore the village

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Your Council

The Parish is lowest tier of local government and closest to its people
The Parish Council consists of 8 elected (unpaid) Councillors and 1 (paid) professional Clerk. Together we deliver local services and represent your local interests. See our Crondall Parish Boundaries document for information on our boundaries

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About Crondall Village

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Crondall is a thriving, popular and attractive village in North East Hampshire, England.  The village formed part of the “Crondall Hundred” which is mentioned in the Doomsday book.  The current Parish was managed jointly with Ewshot Ward (a neighbouring village) until 2010.  The current Parish comprises 731 dwellings housing around 1,239 people.

The parish is served by 2 pubs, 1 shop, 2 churches, 2 car dealerships, 1 petrol station, a number of farms and numerous small businesses.  The local school is thriving and recently received a Good in the OFSTED inspection.

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Crondall Parish Council

2 days ago

Crondall Parish Council
WILDFIRES CAN SPREAD RAPIDLY, POSING A SERIOUS THREAT TO HOMES, WILDLIFE AND INFRASTRUCTURE, PARTICULARLY DURING PERIODS OF WARM, DRY WEATHER.It is therefore deeply concerning that, last night, some individuals thought it was acceptable to start a fire on the ground at Farnham Road Recreation Ground. Such actions are reckless and could have had far more serious consequences.Luckily, on this occasion, the fire was extinguished properly and no further damage occurred. However, it could very easily have resulted in a much more serious incident.Can we therefore please remind all parishioners not to light fires in the countryside or other open spaces, including parks, moorland and wooded areas.Have you spotted a fire outdoors?• Move to a safe place away from the fire and any immediate danger.• Call 999 immediately — do not assume someone else has already reported it.• Provide an accurate location using the Ordnance Survey app or what3words to help emergency services find the fire quickly.• If requested, wait at a safe agreed location and share any additional information with emergency responders.• Do not try to tackle the fire yourself.• Do not travel towards a wildfire, as this could put you at risk and delay emergency response efforts.• Always follow the instructions of emergency services and local authorities, including any advice to evacuate or remain indoors with windows and doors closed. ... See MoreSee Less

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Crondall Parish Council

3 days ago

Crondall Parish Council
Crondall is fortunate to have such a wide range of groups that contribute to the rich and vibrant life of the village. Their value was clearly demonstrated at the recent Community Engagement Evening, which showcased the breadth of activities and opportunities available within our community.These groups depend not only on the continued support and participation of local residents but also on volunteers who give their time to help them thrive. Many organisations, including the Scouts and the Village Hall, are currently looking for additional volunteers.If you have a little time to spare and would like to become more involved in village life, please consider getting in touch with one of these groups. Every contribution, no matter how small, helps to ensure these important organisations continue to flourish for the benefit of the whole community. ... See MoreSee Less

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