Councillors
We currently have 6 parish councillors (with one vacancy), and their details are listed, along with their responsibilities, on the table below. Members are normally elected every 4 years, with vacancies occurring between elections filled by either election or co-option. The last election was in May 2019.
Our Borough Councillor is Phil North (cllrpnorth@testvalley.gov.uk). The Bourne Valley Ward includes Vernham Dean, Tangley & Enham. He is very happy to help with any questions regarding Borough Council services and can also advise on planning applications and related issues in the Parish. Phil is also Leader of the Borough Council, Cabinet Chairman, and a member of the General Purposes Committee.
Our County Councillor is Kirsty North (kirsty.north@hants.gov.uk). Kirsty is available to help with Highways matters within the Parish. She is also a Test Valley Borough Councillor (and married to Phil!).
Our Local Member of Parliament is the Rt Hon Kit Malthouse, Member for North West Hants (kit.malthouse.mp@parliament.uk)
Hurstbourne Tarrant Parish Council members
| Role | Name | Contact Information | Portfolio |
|---|---|---|---|
Chairman |
Ian Kitson |
councillor.ian.kitson@hbt.org.uk
|
Allotments & Community Speedwatch |
Vice Chairman |
Mark Thomas |
councillor.mark.thomas@hbt.org.uk
|
Footpaths, HTCC liaison, volunteering |
Councillor |
Louisa Russell |
councillor.louisa.russell@hbt.org.uk
|
Finance, school liaison, SWIFTS |
Councillor |
Jamie Williams |
councillor.jamie.williams@hbt.org.uk
|
Planning & Upton/Pill Heath liaison |
Councillor |
Neil Hedger |
Road safety, Community Speedwatch |
|
Councillor |
John Bentley |
councillor.john.bentley@hbt.org.uk
|
Sustainability & recycling, Playing Fields, youth engagement |
Clerk |
Miriam Edwards |
07768 453772 |
Register of Members' Interests
You can view the Declarations of Pecuniary Interests for each Parish Councillor on the Test Valley website, or by opening the attachments below.
Hurstbourne Tarrant Parish Council is committed to providing a quality service for the benefit of the people who live or work in its area or are visitors to the locality. If you are dissatisfied with the standard of service you have received from this Council, or are unhappy about an action or lack of action by this Council, this complaints procedure sets out how you may complain to the Council and how we shall try to resolve your complaint.