Parish Council meeting minutes – 21st April 2026

BRAMLEY PARISH COUNCIL

Minutes of the Meeting of the Council

Date:	Tuesday 21^st April 2026	Time: 7.00pm
Place:	Bramley Room, Bramley Village Hall
Present:	Cllr Tony Durrant (Chair)	Cllr Chris Tomblin
	Cllr Keith Oborn	Cllr Chris Flooks
	Cllr Sue Howell	Cllr Malcolm Bell
	Cllr Iain James	Cllr Alan Munday
	Cllr Jan Wright
In attendance:	Maxta Thomas (Clerk)	0 members of the public
Apologies:	Cllr Rhydian Vaughan (HCC)

		*Action*
1	Apologies for Absence
	As listed above.
2	Declarations of Interest
	Cllr Durrant declared an interest in planning matters due to his position on the BDBC Development Control Committee. He took no part in any planning decisions.
3	Minutes of the Last Parish Council Meeting
3.1	The minutes of the council meeting held on 17^th March 2026 were proposed by Cllr Wright and seconded by Cllr Tomblin and unanimously agreed as being a true record of the meeting. The Chairman duly signed the minutes of the meeting.
3.2	Matters arising
	· None
3.3	Outstanding actions
	· Bus shelters – HCC has confirmed that Bramley PC is being awarded the full amount for replacing the bus shelters by the Campbell Road roundabout. A legal agreement is awaited from HCC, and the contractor is aware that Bramley PC wish to go ahead.
4	Open Forum
	· None.
5.	County Councillor Report – see appendix A.
6.	Borough Councillor Report · Local Government reorganisation – the Government decision has been issued, and Bramley will come under a North Hampshire unitary authority consisting of the existing BDBC, Hart, and Rushmoor district councils. Work on how the transition will be handled has begun. · Local Plan status – subsequent to recent questions about the water provision to cover the uplift in housing numbers, SE Water has said that there will not be enough water. SE Water say that it will take them 10 years to provide the necessary infrastructure. The Government has told water companies to come up with a solution by September 2026. This may have a knock on effect on the Local Plan Update.
7.	Parish Environment
	Bramley Green – a wildflower area has been prepared and sown on the area of the Green near Folly Lane. This will be monitored in the coming weeks. Cllr Durrant noted an area near the Barracks which is difficult to get to and therefore remains uncut. A tenancy agreement has been received from the Wellington estate for the Bramley Green maintenance. This may need legal advice before being accepted – this was unanimously agreed. Clerk to take forward.	*Clerk*
8	Clerk’s report & Administration
8.1	Parish magazine article – Cllr Oborn is due to write the article for the June 2026 magazine. Copy is due by 15^th May 2026.	*Cllr Oborn*
8.2	Policy Review None.
8.3	Annual Audit 2025-26
	i. Review of Internal Audit 2025-26 o Accounting basis – it was noted that Bramley PC has changed it’s accounting basis to Income & Expenditure, and has therefore restated the figures for 2024-25. o Review of internal controls – it was noted that Bramley PC did not formally minute a review of internal controls with the AGAR approval. This was noted, and will be added to the agenda with the AGAR is signed off by the external auditor. o General reserve – It was noted that the general reserve of the PC (excluding CIL income and expenditure) is quite low at just over £40,000. The Clerk pointed out that Bramley PC is aware of this, and is monitoring expenditure very carefully as a result. The recent 2% increase in precept was to help mitigate this point. She also noted that many of the grants applications that might come out of precept funds are currently coming out of CIL funds due to the nature of the applications. o Earmarked reserves (EMR) – it was noted that clear EMR coding should be used within the PC accounts ledger. The Clerk is aware of this, and is now operating clear EMR coding, with EMR transfers being carried out correctly. o NEST pension – it was noted that the Clerk had queried the payment basis of pension contributions after last year, and the auditor is happy with the response. o Savings accounts – clear minutes of any transfers between savings accounts and the current account should be kept. This was noted and will be taken forward. The Clerk is to open a CCLA investment account shortly. o Publication Scheme – the recently approved publication scheme on the website does not include links to where information is published on the website. This will be rectified over summer 2026. o Digital, data protection, and IT security compliance – Bramley PC is largely compliant on most aspects of this. However, a data audit needs to be carried. This will be done as part of the update to the Publication Scheme. o Clift Meadow Trust accounts – it was noted that these have improved, but still do not follow Charity Commission guidance. The auditor recommended that the Independent Examiner of the Chairty should be checking this. Clerk to take forward. The Clerk noted that whilst there are a lot of points, most of them are fairly minor and are already being acted upon. The internal audit was very successful otherwise, to the point that Bramley PC has again received a £300 discount on the internal auditor’s bill for keeping ‘exemplary records’. Finally, the Clerk noted that the dates for the public rights period will be from 4^th June 2026 to 15^th July 2026.	*Clerk* *Clerk* *Clerk* *Clerk*
	ii. 2025-26 Annual Governance Statement – this has been distributed to all councillors for review. Cllr Wright proposed that the Annual Governance Statement be approved and signed, Cllr Howell seconded, unanimously agreed. The Governance Statement for 2025-26 was duly signed. Clerk to take forward.	*Clerk*
	iii. 2025-26 Annual Financial Statement – this has been distributed to all councillors for review. Cllr Munday proposed that the Annual Accounting Statement be approved and signed, Cllr Wright seconded, unanimously agreed. The Accounting Statement for 2025-26 was duly signed. Clerk to take forward.	*Clerk*
	iv. 2025-26 Conflict of Interest statement – the Clerk noted that all Councillors need to confirm that they have no conflicts of interest with the external auditor, BDO. All Councillors duly confirmed that this was the case, and the Conflict of Interest statement was signed by the Chair and Clerk. Clerk to take forward.	*Clerk*
9	Planning – Cllr Durrant left the meeting and Cllr Flooks took over in his capacity as Chair of the Planning Committee.
9.1	New planning applications
a.	26/00538/HSE – 1 Longbridge Road Bramley Proposed extension to form utility room · No objection unanimously agreed. Clerk to process.	*Clerk*
b.	26/00630/LBC – Grays House The Street Bramley Replace the perished area of modern flat roofing and coping stones with added thermal insulation and adjusted drainage routes · No objection unanimously agreed. Clerk to process.	*Clerk*
c.	Any other new applications – none. · The questions from 3 West re the Wellington proposals were noted. Cllr Bell recommended not responding to them at this stage. Cllr Tomblin proposed the motion, Cllr Oborn seconded, unanimously agreed. · Beech Farm – the clerk noted that the Heritage Officer at BDBC is no longer working for BDBC. Cllr Tomblin to find out who to speak to now.	*Cllr Tomblin*
9.2	Approvals/refusals (see appendix B) – these were noted.
9.3	Cllr Durrant returned to the meeting and took over as Chair. Water issues – Cllr Bell noted that work has been delayed on the Thames Water sewer upgrade. Work is now due to start on 23^rd April and will hopefully be complete by the end of July 2026. Redrow have been made aware of this. Cllr Bell stated that the condition 27 of the planning permission for Stocks Farm should be checked with compliance officers in the light of the delay. Cllr Tomblin to take forward in his Ward Councillor capacity.	*Cllr Tomblin*
10	Reports
10.1	Allotments and Burial Ground – see appendix A Burial Ground – quotes are awaited for the headstone restoration work. Allotments – inspections will be this week. 2 empty plots – Cllr Howell suggested that if there are no takers, then weed suppressant should be put down for the time being. Cllr Durrant proposed the motion, Cllr James seconded, unanimously agreed. Clerk and Cllr Howell to action. Tree work at allotments – maintenance work needs to be carried out over the footpath. It was agreed that this would be CIL funded. It should be delayed to the autumn. Cllr Durrant proposed the motion, Cllr James seconded, unanimously agreed, clerk to take forward.	*Cllr Howell / Clerk* *Clerk*
10.2	Village Hall Trust – see appendix A · Main hall floor to have some maintenance work over the summer. · Path at side of hall has now been restored to its original state by Redrow.

10.3	Clift Meadow Trust – see appendix A · The 2026 fete is on 16^th May 2026. Cllr Bell proposed giving a £200 donation to CMT for raffle prizes – split over two prizes. CMT to decide, but PC must make final decision. The Parish Council name should be in the program. This was seconded by Cllr Durrant and unanimously agreed. Clerk to take forward.	*Clerk*
10.4	Highways/Footpaths · The recent information on HCC road closures was noted. The Clerk has raised concerns with Highways about the inaccurate information received, where roads were stated to be closed for a week and then were only closed for a few hours. This has caused problems for the Bramley community, as well as contractors for the Solar Farm and Stocks Farm. Clerk to formally raise it with County Councillor and Highways. · The Clerk noted recent community concerns about faded white line markings around the Parish. She has raised this with Cllr Vaughan. · Yellow signs for developments – old signs need to be taken down (one for Centenary Fields). Clerk to report to Highways once information on locations is received. · Cinder Track – overhanging trees still need to be dealt with. There is a land ownership issue which is making this difficult to progress. The Clerk is going to write to Network Rail property management to try and gain some clarity on the matter. Also need to contact landowner for the footpath by the garage. Lights need to be checked – Clerk to write to Taylor Wimpey.	*Clerk* *All* *Clerk*
10.5	Chairmans Report – nothing to report.
11	Events
	Parish Green opening event – unfortunately the poppies and bluebells have not come up very well this year due to flooding issues. Cllr Durrant suggested delaying until spring 2027. Some grass reseeding required, as well as general maintenance such as grass cutting and fallen leaf clearance. Summer 2027 volunteering event – it was agreed that this was a good idea. This will be opened up to all organisations in the village. Cllr Durrant proposed the motion, Cllr James seconded, unanimously agreed. Cllr Wright to take forward.	*Cllr Wright*
12	Consultation documents requiring consideration
	i. Councillor Renumeration report – Cllr Durrant noted the recent report from BDBC, which has asked parish councils to consider whether they wish to offer renumeration to parish councillors. Councillors voted unanimously that renumeration would not be taken up at this time.
13	Grant Applications
13.1	Citizens Advice Tadley – a grant request for £750 has been received from Citizens Advice Tadley. Cllr Tomblin proposed giving the grant, Cllr Flooks seconded, unanimously agreed. Clerk to take forward.	*Clerk*
14	Applications for CIL funding
14.1	CIL Income & Expenditure update (see appendix C) The Clerk has circulated the latest update on CIL expenditure, as well as the year-end report for 2025-26. She noted that a further £335,205 is expected from BDBC at the end of April. A number of possible projects were considered. A transfer of CIL funds will be made from the CIL account into the current account to cover CIL payments for April 2026. This will be for £9,466.
	· The Clift Meadow paths are now complete, as are the front aprons to the buildings there. · Work is expected to begin on the Village Hall roof over the summer holidays. · There are no further new CIL grant applications.
15	Finance
15.1	Approval of payments (see appendix D) – the Clerk has circulated the list of payments for approval. Cllr Howell proposed and Cllr Wright seconded that the April 2026 payments be approved. Unanimously agreed. Clerk to process.	*Clerk*
15.2	Receipts (see appendix D) These were noted. The first part of the precept, and the Litter Warden grant and grass cutting grant are expected by 30^th April. A VAT claim for the last quarter of 2025-26 has been completed, and payment is expected of £16,100.
16	Date of Next meeting
	The next full Parish Council meeting is scheduled for Tuesday 19^th May 2026.
17	Resolution to exclude press and public from items that may require discussion of possible legal and financial proceedings
	None.
18	Confidential Items
	None.

	The meeting closed at 9.21pm.

Signed: …………………………………………………………………. Date: ………………………………………

(Chairman)

Appendix A –Briefing notes

Community Speedwatch

SIDs – All 4 SIDs were in operation throughout March. A resident near the forge noted that the SID located at the forge has made a significant difference to the speed of the traffic.

Recent Local SpeedWatch Activity – 5 manned Deployment was undertaken during March. A total of 30 vehicles were reported to the Police from the 711 vehicles checked – hit rate 4%. Top speed recorded 42 mph.

We are seeing fewer offenders on the deployments.

Equipment

Camera AutoSpeedWatch – No issues, the camera continues to work well.

I have done some trending of the camera data and manned deployment data at the Village Hall, (see below). The graph shows the percentage of vehicles exceeding 35mph. The dotted line = trend.

PCC Grant – The grant request submitted to the PCC has been approved and I am awaiting the funds to be deposited with the PC. The money will fund a set of set SID batteries, new high viz vests and 30mph wheelie bins signs. It is of note that the PCC had given a large number of grants to SpeedWatch groups throughout the county, demonstrating the support and value of the work done by Community SpeedWatch.

PCC Equipment Grant – Still awaiting notification from the DPCC regarding the media shoot. I am somewhat doubtful if this will ever happen. I spoke to the PCC at the Road Safety Summit regarding the media shoot. She is busy.

Hampshire Police Roads Policing Inspectors and Safety Camera van Team pilot scheme – This scheme is going ahead and we will be seeing a presence of police Roadside enforcement in the coming months.

Police and Crime Commissioners Road Safety Summit – SpeedWatch attended a very well supported Police and Crime Commissioners Road Safety Summit in March. Some of the key points from the Summit:

SpeedWatch is well supported. Bramlet Community SpeedWatch received a further grant for the purchase of equipment and 30mph wheelie bin stickers.
The police have 4, going to be 5 road safety issues they are going to be concentrating on the Fatal Five and have set up a new roads policing task force.https://www.hampshire.police.uk/news/hampshire/news/news/2026/march-2026/new-task-force-targeting-dangerous-drivers-and-criminal-use-of-the-roads/
- Speeding
- Drink/driving & drugs
- Mobile phone use
- Seatbelt use
- Careless driving
Older drivers: Make sure you can read a number plate at 20m. If, as an older driver, you are stopped you are likely to be asked to show that you can pass the eye test. Of interest the oldest holder of a driving license is a 109yo male. https://olderdriversforum.com/hampshire/
Hants SNAP: A police initiative looking at public submitted dash cam/phone footage. From what they said if you have bad incidences recorded send them in as if suitable, they do prosecute from the recordings. 497 last year. https://www.hampshire.police.uk/police-forces/hampshire-constabulary/areas/hants-snap/hantsnap/hants-snap—report-an-incident/
Safety of horses, they are treating this issue seriously. Follow the highway guide when passing horses, the Police get a lot of horse-cam footage submitted and do follow up where necessary. https://www.hampshire.police.uk/news/hampshire/news/news/2024/may/horses-in-the-road—pass-wide–slow/
Illegal car meets are becoming an issue and there is a lot more to this than just kids wanting to show their cars off.
Young drivers, good to see a proactive approach being taken with education and training given, which is free.https://www.hampshire.police.uk/advice/advice-and-information/rs/road-safety/young-inexperienced-drivers/
E Scooters; as the PCC said, and I quote, “Her pain in the a**e”. Forgive the words. Hampshire is the only County with a seize and destroy policy. If you ride one (other than from an official scheme) and are caught it is likely to be destroyed. https://www.hampshire.police.uk/advice/advice-and-information/rs/road-safety/advice-escooters/
A push to introduce Graduated Driving License’s for young drivers like Australia and other countries where they have been shown to reduce young driver deaths. It is being rolled out in Northern Ireland in October 2026 and will include:
- Mandatory Learning Period: A minimum six-month wait is required between obtaining a provisional licence and taking the practical test.
- Structured Training: Learners must complete a structured program of training, documenting their progress in an official logbook.
- Passenger Restrictions: For the first six months after passing their test, drivers under 24 cannot carry more than one passenger aged 14–20 between 11 PM and 6 AM, unless they are immediate family members.
- Night-time Driving: Restrictions apply to newly qualified drivers (under 24) for the first six months.
- Extended “R” Plates: The restriction period for “R” plates (restricted drivers) will increase from 12 months to 24 months.
- Motorway Access: Learner drivers will be permitted to drive on motorways if accompanied by an approved instructor.
- https://www.infrastructure-ni.gov.uk/news/graduated-driver-licensing-be-introduced-2026-kimmins
If you hit a Deer or animal with your vehicle on the road, phone the police ,101. They are set up to deal with it. https://www.hampshire.police.uk/advice/advice-and-information/wc/wildlife-crime/what-is-wildlife-crime/ – :~:text=In the UK, hitti the fatal fiveng a deer and,sheep * A donkey * A mule

During the Summitt I got to thank the PCC for the grant that enabled SpeedWatch to purchase the new SID’s and Laser SpeedGun which are now being deployed in the Village.

Table 1: Camera Data

The following camera data was downloaded on the 31^st March 2026.

Month/Year	Verified Speeders =>35mph	Max Speed Recorded	Highest number of offences committed by one vehicle	Fastest Hour	Illegal Vehicles
May 2024	2752	58	15	7pm
June 2024	3338	60	17	10am
July 2024	3104	61	18	2pm
August 2024	2616	59	13	5am	73
September 2024	1087	54	7	5am	47
October 2024	1032	55	11	9am	34
November 2024	749	51	6	11am	20
December 2024	432	53	3	8am	11
January 2025	593	57	5	1pm	21
February 2025	963	50	9	12pm	32
March 2025	1931	55	13	6pm	37
April 2025	2656	56	13	7pm	85
May 2025	3169	57	13	7pm	37
June 2025	2635	57	12	8pm	68
July 2025	1544	60	10	5am	40
August 2025	2560	55	17	5am	78
September 2025	1953	52	15	5am	62
October 2025	1585	50	9	5pm	47
November 2025	793	55	7	12pm	26
December 2025	469	50	4	3pm	17
January 2026	581	52	8	9am	14
February 2026	285	46	4	7am	14
March 2026	1254	52	6	6am	29
Total Verified speeders	38081

The Camera trigger and reporting speed are set at =>35mph. Illegal vehicles = no tax, no Mot, or no Tax and Mot.

Camera statistics for March 2026

Table 2: Speed Indicator Device (SID) DATA March 2026:

SID Location	Days Deployed	Traffic Direction	% Exceeding 30mph	No Exceeding 60mph	Max Speed Recorded	V85*	Average speed
Bramley Corner	31	East bound	70%	19	78	39	34
Farriers	31	West bound	31%	0	46	33	29
The Street Beaurepaire	31	East bound	31%	0	46	32	29
The Forge**	31	West bound	56%	0	52	35	31

*V85: 85% of vehicles are driving slower or exactly this speed.

Graham White

Bramley Speedwatch Co-ordinator

ALLOTMENTS/BURIAL GROUND

Things are starting to rev up at the allotments now Spring has arrived.

There are 5 new tenants who are very keen and have already made good inroads into cultivating their plots.

Currently we have 2 vacant plots, one at Gray’s Meadow and one at St James Park and no one on the waiting list. As people are beginning to complain about overgrown plots, we are looking to cover these plots with suppressant until new tenants can be found. One plot needs a total clearance before this can happen.

The first official inspections are beginning this month. All tenants have been emailed to inform them and what our expectations are. This will cause a bit of panic, but it will be a nudge to get everyone focussed. Several plots need work, but some extra time is needed considering the dreadful winter we have had and the ground waterlogged at Gray’s Meadow.

There is some ill-health so at least 2 plots will require some support.

There has been an issue with some allotment holders using the private drive at the side of Gray’s Meadow, to carry items to the allotments. Three tenants have been recorded and if it happens again car number plates will be taken.

Someone privately purchased a large bag of compost which was stored in the car has been taken. All tenants at Gray’s Meadow have been informed and if anything like this is purchased again, it must be labelled.

Over hanging dead branches still need to be removed at Gray’s Meadow. This was quoted for late last year.

Car park at St James

There is another car parked in the car park at St James Park, which has been there for at least 2 months. It may be owned by the same person who owned the previous car there. It might be being used as a storage facility.

Burial Ground – quotes for restoring the flattened headstones have been sought from two local stonemasons. More details are awaited.

VILLAGE HALL TRUST

An electrical inspection has been carried out. The formal report is awaited, but informally there appear to be no major problems.
Work to the Frith Room roof is likely to be carried out over the summer. The deposit for this work is now due.
A fire risk action plan is being implemented.
Income has dropped slightly in the last 12 months, and costs have increased. However, BVHT still has a small surplus in funds.
New curtains will be fitted during the May half term week.

CLIFT MEADOW TRUST

No written report received.

BOROUGH COUNCILLOR REPORT

No written report received.

COUNTY COUNCILLOR REPORT

No written report received.

Appendix B –Planning Summary

Approvals/Refusals*

26/00320/LDPO – 14 Campbell Court Bramley

Certificate of Lawfulness for the proposed use of an office over two floors to subdivide the building into up to 4 self-contained offices

Granted

No objection

25/02841/FUL – Land At Junction Of Frog Lane And Ash Lane Little London Ash Lane Little London

Erection of 2no. new dwellings with garden/bin/bike stores

Refused

Objection

26/00429/HSE – Nokhroy Longbridge Road Bramley

Proposed single storey right side extension and left side extension to connect with existing Garage with roof over.

Granted

No objection

25/02672/HSE – 2 Burlington Way Bramley

Proposed single storey side extension to form ancillary accommodation

Granted

No objection, comments

25/02906/HSE – 4 Flagstone Crescent Chineham

Ground floor rear extension with flat roof and roof lanterns

Granted

No objection

26/00116/GPDMA – Minchens Court Minchens Lane Bramley

Application for prior approval of change of use from building used as commercial building to 2no, Class C3 dwellinghouses

Prior approval not required

No objection, comments

26/00127/HSE – Meade Barn The Street Bramley

Replacement of garage door with window, external doors and all other windows to be replaced

Granted

No objection

26/00156/HSE – 56 Moat Close Bramley

Erection of a single storey front/side extension

Granted

No objection

Pending Applications*

1.	20/03204/VLA – Land At Minchens Lane Bramley Variation of Section 106 agreement attached to 14/01075/OUT to enable the transfer of the Equipped play area, northern kick about and southern kick about areas to the existing management company instead of the Parish Council	No comment as PC has interest in application
2.	24/02019/OUT – Land At Goddards Farm Reading Road Sherfield-on-Loddon Outline planning (including access and strategic landscaping for approval) for up to 130 market and affordable homes, a commercial and/or community building, public open space, off-site highway improvements plus access from Reading Road.	Objection
3.	25/00260/VLA – Land At Stocks Farm The Street Bramley Variation of Section 106 agreement attached to 21/03758/OUT to allow an amendment to the occupation trigger associated with the delivery and availability for use of the equipped play space as part of the development	No objection
4.	25/00322/ADV – Land At Stocks Farm The Street Bramley Proposed non-illuminated signage comprising 2 Flag and pole signs, 1 Fascia Sign and 2 stand alone signs.	No objection, comments
5.	25/01019/FUL – Land Frog Lane Little London Proposed Battery Energy Storage System Facility and Substation Compound including ancillary equipment and infrastructure, together with landscaping and biodiversity enhancements	Objection
6.	25/01053/RET – Cufaude Cufaude Lane Bramley Erection of four no. poles with floodlighting and CCTV cameras and 3 no. poles with CCTV cameras. (retrospective).	Objection
7.	25/01291/LBC – Long Barn 1 Razors Farm Doric Avenue Chineham Installation of 20 no. solar panels on the roof at the rear west facing elevation	No objection
8.	25/01609/FUL – Land North East Of Withy Copse And South Of Minchens Lane Bramley Construction of access track to fishing pond, including car parking and associated works.	No objection
9.	25/01892/HSE – La Villetta The Street Bramley Installation of 2 no. heat pumps within the grounds, located on the south facing rear side of building, the other on east facing side	Objection
10.	25/02436/HSE & 25/02437/LBC – Middle Farm The Street Bramley Erection of replacement porch to front; erection of replacement porch to rear with pergola; Increase size of existing aperture to Living room to allow for installation of new doors to rear. Replacement door	Objection
11.	25/02416/HSE – 31 Moat Close Bramley Installation of fence, concrete pillars and metal gate (part retrospective).	Objection
12.	25/02934/OUT – Land West Of Upper Cufaude Farm Cufaude Lane Bramley Outline planning application for residential development, with vehicular access to be provided from the access approved under Outline permission: 19/00018/OUT and Phase 1 Reserved Matters permission: 23/02003/RES; and the provision of; cycle and pedestrian accesses, open space, landscaping, SuDS, and other associated infrastructure. All matters reserved except for access.	Objection
13.	25/02253/FUL – Football Changing Rooms And Adjacent Field The Street Bramley Demolition of existing outbuildings and erection of 2 outbuildings for new changing rooms and clubhouse and associated new car park spaces area	No objection
14.	26/00368/FUL – Park Gate Farm Bramley Corner Bramley Demolition of existing barn and erection of a lifetime dwelling	No objection, comments
15.	26/00477/VLA – Land To The North Of Sherfield Road Bramley Variation of S106 agreement attached to 15/02708/OUT to allow the leaseholder of the shared ownership unit 9 Meadowland Close, Bramley, to staircase to 100% equity in the property	No objection

*Objections/no objections listed are the decision of Bramley Parish Council only, and do not reflect any submissions placed by members of the public or other bodies with Basingstoke & Deane Borough Council.

Appendix C –CIL Statement

Click here for the 2025-26 year end CIL statement

Click here for the April 2026 CIL statement

Appendix D – Finance Statement

Click here for the April 2026 finance statement