Welcome to the Denny Lodge Parish Council Website
Parish Council Meetings
The AGM and APM set to take place 11th May 2020 has been deferred until 6th July due to Covid 19.
Coronavirus: Daily Updates From HCC
visit: https://www.hants.gov.uk/socialcareandhealth/coronavirus
Coronavirus: Support
Support for vulnerable people in Hampshire can find details of support during the Coronavirus Pandemic by visiting this page
Scam about Coronavirus
Trading Standards have reported scammers tempting people to click on email links or open email attachments sent from people they don’t know — this time using Coronavirus information to tempt them.
Never click on a link or open an attachment sent from people you don’t know and stay safe!
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Denny Lodge covers an area of over 27 square miles, making it the second largest civil parish by area in England.
It is located on the eastern side of the New Forest, Hampshire. Its boundaries lie entirely within the New Forest National Park.
Most of its terrain comprises ‘open forest’ – heathland, marshes and bogs as well as deciduous and pine forests.
Despite the Parish’s large geographical area, its population is low (c. 350), making it one of the least densely populated regions in southern England.
The economy of the area reflects its rural nature. Businesses within the parish consist of farms, horticultural and equestrian concerns, as well as businesses related to tourism.
This site contains information about the parish of Denny Lodge, matters relating to the Parish Council, general information and links to relevant websites.
Weather Eye
Significant weather, such as heavy rain, flooding and extreme temperatures can affect your water and wastewater services, causing a huge disruption to your life and livelihood.
Keep an eye on this page and our social media channels for help and support for customers before, during and after weather events.
New Forest National Park Leaflet
10 things to do if you’ve moved to the New Forest
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