Welcome to The Beaconsfield Town Council Web Site.
Beaconsfield Town Hall houses Beaconsfield Town Council and the Police- Beaconsfield hosts a range of amenities open to all
- Beaconsfield Council Chambers are frequently used for weddings and AGM
- Holtspur Bank, comprising of nearly 20 acres of chalk grassland and ancient woodland
Upcoming Meetings
Council Meetings
Beaconsfield Town Council meetings are generally held on a Thursday evening starting at 19:45, in the Council Chamber at the Town Hall. Members of the public are welcome and encouraged to come to them.
Upcoming Meetings
Planning
Beaconsfield Town Council is a consultee of South Bucks District Council’s (SBDC) Planning Committee for Beaconsfield applications.
For the latest information on planning and planning application visit SBDC’s planning website.
Digital Updates
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Useful Contacts
The link below has useful numbers for transport, utilities and support services in case you need to get in touch with them
Useful numbers for transport, utilities and support services.
Who to contact?
The three councils covering Beaconsfield are Beaconsfield Town Council, South Bucks District Council and Buckinghamshire County Council. Each is responsible for different services and amenities.
Sporting Facilities
From Tennis to Rugby, Golf to working out in the Gym, Beaconsfield boasts a wide range of Sports clubs and facilities. If you wish to find out more or give it go click the link below for their contact details.
Beaconsfield Sporting Facilities
Response to Green Belt Preferred Options Consultation
summary this is what we said:-
“Beaconsfield Town Council believes that growth in the Town is essential in order that the community continues to prosper. Without growth it is likely that there will be decline as the existing population ages and the needs of the next generation continue to be ignored.
For the Town Council to support release of Green Belt land it must be demonstrated that exceptional circumstances exist. The development must not only address the key issues of infrastructure but also achieve the maximum amount of affordable housing. In this context the development must seek to include an appropriate volume of housing capped at a maximum of £350,000. .
Further development work will require a detailed framework masterplan, with infrastructure needs such as schools and medical facilities as well as roads and mains, with timing, phasing and so on. These needs should be assessed holistically on a town-wide basis to ensure any complementary enhancements required to the existing town are integrated. We therefore strongly recommend that at least three representatives from the local community including one from the Town Council work with landowners and developers as part of a multi-disciplinary group having responsibility to safeguard the interests of the existing population”.
12th December 2016
Schools
Beaconsfield is served by a range of schools, both public and private from Pre-school to secondary.
Learn more about Beaconsfield Schools