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.
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.
read morePlease 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.
read moreCllr. Gareth Deboos has been elected by the Councillors as Town Mayor. He chairs meetings of the full Council and represents the Council and the town at civic functions. His deputy is Cllr. Rae Frederick.
read moreFor details of our skate park, children’s play areas, bookable football pitches and cricket ground and links to other local sports facilities, see here.
read moreWhether 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.
read moreInformation 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.
read moreThese 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.
read moreWhy 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.
read moreRingwood is special to everyone who knows it. Click below to see just a few of the reasons why.
Read moreRingwood Gateway provides information on local government services (Council Tax, parking, housing, etc.) and visitor attractions.
Read moreRingwood has a long and fascinating history. It is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086 and retains many features of interest. There is a potted history of the town composed by Tony White here. The historic map of 1872 pictured here illustrates quite how much the town has grown in recent decades. Today, much of the town centre is protected as a conservation area. The map here shows the precise extent of this.
Aug
The Ringwood Neighbourhood Plan has been approved by the Town Council and has been submitted to New Forest District Council and New Forest National Park Authority to progress to the next stage. It is currently the subject of a final 6-week consultation, ending on 29 September 2023.
Jul
Come and see plans for improving Carvers Recreation Ground at the Clubhouse from 9th August until 9th September and tell us what you think.
Jul
The deadline for the first round of grant aid applications is 31st August 2023.