In the year that Ringwood celebrates the 800th anniversary of its Charter Market, the Town Council has welcomed the allocation of £7.755 million towards the Thriving Market Place project, a major investment in the future of the town centre.

Ringwood Men’s Shed has established a new home at the former cricket pavilion in Carvers Recreation Ground, thanks to a partnership with the Town Council that will support the group’s valuable community activities and future development.

Residents are invited to join a programme of Remembrance events in Ringwood, including services at the War Graves, Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day, to honour and remember those who gave their lives in service to their country.

A Year 12 student’s innovative eco-friendly wheelie bin store, combining practical bin storage with a wildlife-friendly mini habitat, has been brought to life through a successful collaboration between the Town Council, Ringwood School, Greening Ringwood, local businesses and volunteers.

Read the latest news from Ringwood Town Council including details on our signature November events and our recent Allotment Competition.

Don’t miss Ringwood Grand Fireworks on Sunday 1 November, featuring live music, family entertainment, a bonfire and two spectacular fireworks displays.

Grant funding from Hampshire County Council has enabled improvements to bus stops at North Poulner Road and Eastfield Lane.

The Council has signed the national Civility and Respect Pledge, reaffirming our commitment to courtesy, professionalism and high standards of conduct in local democracy.

Crow Stream clearance works completed ahead of winter, with residents invited to support the annual volunteer stream maintenance day on 1 October.

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The Council has installed a new emergency bleed control kit alongside the public access defibrillator at Carvers Recreation Ground, helping to enhance public safety and emergency response provision.