Services / Institutions

The Cricketers Inn The friendly village pub, with a great atmosphere and a good mix of real ales, open fire, fine food & real people.  Bed & Breakfast.

The Kingsley Centre  Village shop, Post Office, meetings, dancing, lectures.

Kingsley Tennis Centre provides year round, indoor, professional tennis coaching.

5 Churchfields Bed & Breakfast  

Sing for Joy is a fun singing group for all abilities.

KINGSLEY PARISH COUNCIL

Lowest tier of local government responsible for the civil parish of Kingsley which runs from Frith End in the north-east down to Shortheath common in the south-west. The council is a statutory consultee for planning matters, is responsible for maintaining the village greens as well as St Nicholas church and graveyard and has extensive powers under the 1983 Litter Act.

Normally the council meets at 7:30pm on the fourth Thursday of each month, except December, at the Kingsley Centre. The Annual Parish Meeting precedes the April meeting and the Annual Parish Council meeting precedes the May meeting.

Website: www.KingsleyParishCouncil.org

Councillors: Roger Fletcher, Karin Clayton, Robin Gregory, Chris Rigden, Richard Coury, Claire Millhouse.

Contact the Clerk: Mrs K Yonko parish.clerk@kingsleyparishcouncil.org

EAST HAMPSHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL (EHDC)

Responsible for a wide range of services including refuse collection and recycling, housing, planning and many others. What most people mean when they say "the council".
The local councillor is: David Ashcroft.

Hampshire Police & Crime Commissioner

Reponsible for overseeing police priorites and funding.

The PCC is Michael Lane


HAMPSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL

Responsible for highways, education, minerals and waste disposal among other things.
The local councillor is: Mark Kemp-Gee


Member of Parliament for East Hampshire: Damian Hinds
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