Welcome To
Curdridge Parish Council

Welcome to
Curdridge Parish Council

The Parish of Curdridge is made up of two rural villages - Curdridge and Curbridge - and lies in the southern part of Winchester District in South Hampshire. The Parish is eight miles from Southampton and fourteen miles from Winchester.

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Footpath Information

June 4, 2024

The Curdridge and Curbridge Parish footpaths and those for the rest of Hampshire are there to be enjoyed by everyone. You can discover the footpaths by using the definitive map. Important…

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JerkJam Festival on 8 June

June 4, 2024

Curdridge Parish Council has been advised that the JerkJam festival will be returning this year on 8 June 2024, at Pinkmead Farm, Botley Road. This is a one-day family-focused music…

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Meet & Greet: 16 May 2024 at 6pm

May 4, 2024

Meet your Parish Councillors next week at our Community Meet and Greet! Discuss your ideas, concerns and learn more about what we are doing for the community. Other representatives in…

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The official page for Curdridge and Curbridge Parish Council.

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