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Welcome to the Ashmansworth Parish Website

You'll find lots of useful information about our north Hampshire parish, which encompasses the villages of Ashmansworth and Crux Easton.

We hope you find the site informative and useful, and if you have any ideas that would help to improve the site, please send us an email.

We have a very popular google group (Ashy-PC) to connect local residents. If you are a local resident and would like to join the group, do send us an email.

Reporting Issues To The Police:

You can report a crime either through 101 or on line (which may often be easier and quicker). Mention to the Hampshire Police call taker when an incident is being reported via 101, online reporting or 999 if the incident is happening at the time;

We have many ash trees in our village. If you are concerned about the recent threat of Ash Dieback disease, see the attachments below for details and symptoms.

If, sadly, you find you have a tree which is dead or dying, if you live in our Conservation Area (most of Ashmansworth but not Crux Easton) or the tree has a preservation order:

If the tree is dead or dangerous you must contact the local authority and provide evidence if possible e.g a photo and/or a report from a Tree Surgeon etc. Phone 01256 844844 or email [email protected]

If the tree is dying then an application will need to be completed.