Meetings

Upcoming Full Council meetings:

Centenary Hall, Smallfield from 7.30pm

Monday 14th May (Annual General Meeting)
Monday 11th June
Monday 9th July

Annual General Meeting:

Centenary Hall, Smallfield from 7.30pm

Monday 14th May

Upcoming Local Events


Jubilee Celebration at Church Farm, Horne.

Open Air Big Band Concert

Saturday 26th May, 6-10pm


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Photo courtesy of Bernard Lockley


On this website you can find details of your local councillors and a copy of the Parish Plan for 2012/13, to give you an idea of what we are working on and working towards.

The website also lists current planning applications and decisions, and local news and events.


Please join us at one of our monthly Parish meetings, held normally on the second Monday, or contact the Clerk - we would be pleased to hear from you.

Please do email the Clerk with any photos from around Horne to feature on the home page and in the gallery

Commemorative Benches


Horne Parish Council will be providing two engraved benches to be sited around Horne.
If you have any ideas regarding a possible suitable location please get in touch with the Clerk.


The next Parish Council Meeting

The next full Parish Council Meeting will be held on Monday 14th May at Centenary Hall, Smallfield, from 7.30pm. The agenda will be available shortly.

Police Warning


Surrey Police is warning residents to be on their guard, after a spate of distraction burglaries and thefts where offenders claim to be police officers.

Detectives are looking at around 30 incidents across the county where elderly people, often living alone, have been approached by offenders posing as police officers or UK Border officials to gain entry into homes.

Over the last three months offences have been reported in Elmbridge, Guildford, Spelthorne, Epsom, and Mole Valley.

If you live next door to someone who is vulnerable or have elderly relatives living alone, please remind them to keep their doors locked even when they are at home.

Bogus callers succeed because they sound believable, so don’t be fooled. Make sure they are who they claim to be by following these simple steps:

  • Find out who is outside before you answer the door, by using a spy-hole or looking through a window.
  • If you don’t recognise the caller, put on the security chain before you open the door.
  • Ask to see identification and examine it carefully.
  • If you’re unsure, genuine police officers will not mind waiting outside while you phone the Surrey Police on 101 to confirm their identity.
  • You don’t have to let any stranger into your home. If you are suspicious or the caller won’t leave, dial 999 and speak to the police.


Horne Parish Council News Bulletin


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