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Hampshire
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Welcome to the Barton Stacey web site

[ All Saint's Church, Barton Stacey]This site is aimed at people living in, working in, visiting, or just interested in the parish of Barton Stacey, Winchester, Hampshire.


Please delve into the news, events, activities, history, services, and businesses for our community.  Additional information and questions are always welcome through the feedback page.

Open for everyone

The site is a community resource for the whole of Barton Stacey, supported in part with funding provided by the parish council.

Everybody - individuals, groups, businesses - in Barton Stacey civil parish - which includes Newton Stacey, Bransbury, Cocum, and Drayton - is welcome to contribute material and to participate in the site.

To find out more about how this works, read how the site is looking for help .

Updates

We aim to update the site at least monthly, although sometimes this may not be possible.  We make all reasonable efforts to provide good quality information, but can't guarantee its accuracy and currency, nor can we accept responsibility for any difficulties that may arise from its use.

Please let us know if you find something that needs to be changed.

The site is managed by:

Andy Glenister
Borrowdale
Barton Stacey
Winchester
SO21 3RH
England

Telephone: +44 (0)1962 761 444
Email: webmaster@bartonstacey.com

Headlines

Affordable housing for Barton Stacey

News


Police team to visit village
 News: 11 Jun 2008 - Police team to visit village 11 Jun Police team to visit village to hear about local concerns



Conservation area review
 News: 03 Jun 2008 - Conservation area review 03 Jun Conservation area review gives exhibition and seeks your input.



Communication with the Parish Council
 News: 28 Apr 2008 - Communication with the Parish Council 28 Apr Anonymous letter triggers Parish Council response



Other news - Select for full list

- 11 Jun Police team to visit village
- 03 Jun Conservation area review

Andover Advertiser

Events


Conservation area exhibition
Event: 10 Jun 2008 -  Conservation area exhibition 10 Jun Conservation area review gives exhibition and seeks your input.



Barton Stacey summer Fete
Event: 28 Jun 2008 -  Barton Stacey summer Fete 28 Jun Put the date in your diary now! More details to follow later.



Other events - Select for full list

- 11 Jun Conservation area exhibition
- 15 Jun Holy Communion
- 15 Jun Holy Communion

Activities

- Cygnets playgroup - For children 2y9m to 5y
- Football - Adult + youth teams
- Tuesday Club - For active 60+
- Players - Drama group
- VIPs - Drama group
- Jubilee Jazz Band - Trad Dixie

Features

BBC Countryside In-depth


Who gave the name to Roberts Road?
Feature: Who gave the name to Roberts Road? Roberts Road in Barton Stacey was named after an illustrious British military leader



Barton Stacey statistics
Feature: Barton Stacey statistics Fascinating facts from the census on people, houses, and work



Derelict village in the 1920s
Feature: Derelict village in the 1920s Cottages stood empty and Barton Stacey was "a haunt of desolation"



Conservation area outline
Feature: Conservation area outline The village centre's characterful buildings tell a story



The Great Fire of 1792
Feature: The Great Fire of 1792 The Great Fire which engulfed Barton Stacey village in 1792


Council matters

Council home page
- Latest council minutes
- Parish plan home page

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