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Overview of White Waltham Parish Council

White Waltham Parish Council was formed along with many others in 1894 following an act of Parliament.

Apart from the village of White Waltham itself, the Parish includes the villages of Woodlands Park and Littlewick and the hamlets of Woolley Green, Paley Street and Littlefield Green. There are just under 3000 registered electors in the Parish as a whole. Most of the Parish lies within the Green Belt and certain parts of the Parish have been designated as conservation areas. The main function of the Council is to represent the Community along with and to act as the interface with the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead and other agencies as appropriate.

The Parish Council is responsible for the maintenance of the Green at Littlewick (of which it is the registered owner), Phipps Close recreational area, Waltham Grove Park and Cherry Orchard. In addition to the Woodlands Park Village Centre, the Parish Council also manages the Parish Hall in White Waltham Village and the tennis courts in White Waltham.

Parish council

Overview of White Waltham Parish Council

White Waltham Parish Council was formed along with many others in 1894 following an act of Parliament.

Councillors

Meetings

Financial Information

Government Documents

White Waltham Parish Council Strategy

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Serving at the Heart of the Community

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