ALTON PARISH COUNCIL

Representing the villages of Alton Barnes, Alton Priors and Honeystreet

Alton Parish Village website

This is the Website of Alton Parish Council, comprising the three villages of Alton Barnes, Alton Priors and Honeystreet. 

This website last updated 26 October 2024

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Meetings are at the Coronation Hall

The next Parish Council meeting on Thursday,  November 21st  

at the Coronation Hall at 7:00 pm

In aid of the Bobby Van Trust Wiltshire

Protecting the elderly and vulnerable in Wiltshire and Swindon since 1998

The Wiltshire Bobby Van Trust (WBVT) provides a free home security service and online safety service for over 60s, 18+ with a registered disability and people experiencing domestic abuse 

throughout , Wiltshire and Swindon. 

Coronation Hall

To Hire the Coronation Hall

Contact Richard on email:- richardheacock@mac.com


Hall Committee Vacancies

Would you like to join the Hall Committee and help with the general running of things in the Village? 

The Hall Committee would like to hear from you.

Email the hall on:- Hall@altonsandhoneystreet.org.uk




Saturday Coffee Mornings   

Saturday 2nd November 2024

Coronation Hall

Alton Barnes Village Hall


10.00 am-12.00 noon









































 





Alton Talks

Thursday 28 November 2024 at the Coronation Hall

Wiltshire’s Chalk Horses 

A talk by Garry Gibbons

Wiltshire's stable of equine chalk hill-figures are arguably the county's most prominent group of landscape monuments. They have persisted across the decades due to a strong symbiotic relationship between each chalk horse and its local community. Yet the simple question of why this nationally unique herd of current -- and lost -- chalk horses were corralled within a small area of Wiltshire across the 18th and 19th centuries continues to evade us. This talk begins by exploring how today’s popular understanding of Wiltshire’s chalk horses came to be established, it then proceeds by presenting recent investigations at Marlborough and Devizes, the results of which demonstrate that a more nuanced understanding of the county’s equine chalk hill-figures can be achieved through a combination of topographic survey and social history research.


Licensed Bar open before and after the talk

Book in advance online. Use QR code. Tickets £8.00 each

www.ticketsource.co.uk/alton-arts-for-the-coronation-hall-alton-barnes

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