Welcome to the website of Ringwood Town Council. We’re here to help with all things Ringwood. You’ll find information about us and the services we provide as well as links to the other local authorities serving this area and useful information. We hope you find what you came here for but if not, we are only a phone call or email away and waiting to hear from you. Please click here for our Privacy Notice.
We organize a Fireworks Display, the Act of Remembrance at the War Memorial and a Christmas Fair every year and other one-off events. There are links to other local events too.
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Please see the meetings page for details of upcoming meetings of the Council and its committees and the business to be discussed. Please join us and have your say on issues that affect you.
View committee information
Cllr. Mary DeBoos has been elected by the Councillors as Town Mayor. She chairs meetings of the full Council and represents the Council and the town at civic functions. Her deputy is Cllr. James Swyer.
View councillor information
For details of our skate park, children’s play areas, bookable football pitches and cricket ground and links to other local sports facilities, see here.
View sports & recreation information
Find details of the facilities available at Carvers Clubhouse on its website here. Also watch this space for details of other local facilities and services for young people.
View youth service information
Whether you are an experienced grower or newly interested in producing your own fruit and vegetables, we are likely to have a suitable plot at one of our allotment sites.
View allotment information
Information about Ringwood Cemetery and copies of our guides, application forms, regulations and table of fees are available to download from this part of our website.
View cemetery information
These are difficult times for local community groups and not-for-profit organisations. If you need a helping hand to serve the people of Ringwood, we may be able to award you a grant.
View grant scheme details
Why not explore the green spaces we look after for the town? Begin re-connecting with Ringwood’s quieter outdoor corners and get more information on children’s play areas.
Explore parks and play areas
Ringwood is special to everyone who knows it. Click below to see just a few of the reasons why.
View special features
Ringwood Gateway provides information on local government services (Council Tax, parking, housing, etc.) and visitor attractions.
View visitor information
Ringwood has a long and well-documented history. The town is recorded in the Domesday Book (1086) and retains many historic features that reflect its development over time.
A short history of the town, written by Tony White, is available here:
Read Tony White’s history of Ringwood
This map shows Ringwood in 1872 and helps illustrate how significantly the town has expanded in recent decades.
View the old map of Ringwood.
Today, much of the town centre is designated as a conservation area to protect its historic character. You can view the full extent of the conservation area here:
View the Ringwood Conservation Area map
Oct
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.
Oct
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.
Oct
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.
