Named from a Saxon description of this area, meaning "a field by the lake where the waterlilies grow", this small parish includes the hamlets of Chatter Alley and Pilcot.
Dogmersfield Great House is set in fine parkland. It is on the site of a 13th Century bishop's palace. Henry VI often stayed here and it was here that Henry VII came with Prince Arthur to meet Catherine of Aragon from Spain. Her marriage to Arthur, the heir to the throne took place a few weeks later, but her young husband died. His brother was crowned as Henry VIII and Catherine became the first of his six wives. The house has been renovated and is used as a research and training centre.
An embankment west of Blacksmith's Bridge carries the Basingstoke Canal high above Tundry Pond, a 20 acre lake which is a favourite haunt of wildfowl. The canal makes a wide sweep around the parkland which is a delightful rural length of the canal.
Parish profile
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Neighbourhood Plan
Submission Consultation
Dogmersfield Parish Council submitted their proposed Neighbourhood Plan to Hart District Council in January 2019. The Plan sets out a vision and objectives for the future of the Parish and contains planning policies to guide the development and use of land in Dogmersfield.
The Council undertook a six week consultation on the Plan between 11th February and 25 March 2019. The Council has appointed Andrew Ashcroft to undertake the independent examination of the Plan and all comments received during the consultation on the submitted plan have been sent to the appointed Examiner for consideration. These include the Submission documents set out in the Table below and a summary of representations received to the Submission Plan as set out below:
Full copies of the representations can be viewed below:
- 01 - Thames Water
- 02 - Historic England
- 03 - Natural England
- 04 - Vortal Properties
- 05 - Crookham Village Parish Council
- 06 - Surrey County Council
- 07 - Elizabeth & Chris Waller
- 08 - Hart District Council
The Examiner, Andrew Ashcroft, has provided a clarification note:
Dogmersfield Parish Council has responded to the Examiners clarification Note:
The Examiner will consider whether the Plan:
- Has regard to national policy and advice contained in guidance issued by the Secretary of State
- Contributes to the achievement of sustainable development
- Is in general conformity with the strategic policies in the Development Plan
- Does not breach, and is otherwise compatible with, EU and human rights obligations
- Meets prescribed conditions and complies with prescribed matters and legal requirements
| Neighbourhood Plan Stage | Detail |
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Submission Dogmersfield Neighbourhood Plan Consultation 11 February to 25 March 2019 |
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| Consultation on the Dogmersfield pre-Submission Neighbourhood Plan |
For more information on this stage visit: |
| Dogmersfield Neighbourhood Plan Strategic Environmental Assessment/Habitat Regulation Screening | This document sets out whether there is a need for the Plan to produce a Strategic Environmental Assessment or Habitat Regulation Assessment. It concludes that there is no need for further assessment. |
| On the 6th of August 2015, Hart District Council approved the designation of the whole parish of Dogmersfield as a Neighbourhood Area, in accordance with the Neighbourhood Planning (General) Regulations 2012 |
Details of the Neighbourhood Area can be viewed below: Dogmersfield Parish Council Covering Letter: Neighbourhood Plan |
Further details of the Dogmersfield Neighbourhood Plan are available on the Dogmersfield Parish Council website.
Dogmersfield Parish Council contact details
Website: www.dogmersfieldparish.co.uk
