Basingstoke and Deane is a
local government district
and borough in Hampshire, England
.
Its main
town is Basingstoke
. Other settlements include Bramley
, Tadley
, Kingsclere
, Overton
, Oakley
, Whitchurch
and the hamlet of Deane
, some from
Basingstoke.
The
district was formed as Basingstoke District on 1
April 1974 by the merger of the borough of Basingstoke
, Basingstoke
Rural District and Kingsclere and
Whitchurch Rural District. On 20 January 1978, following
the grant of
borough status, the
district became the
Borough of Basingstoke and
Deane. The new title included the names of the largest
town and smallest village in the borough.
Since the first election in
1973, the council has
either been controlled by the
Conservative Party or under no
overall control. Most recently, a
by-election in the Buckskin ward of the council
on 21 December 2006 saw the Conservatives regain the council. Since
2004 the Borough has had a youth council named "Basingstoke &
Deane Youth Council", although formerly known as "Youth of
Basingstoke & Deane".
Basingstoke & Deane has over 430 local
neighbourhood watch
schemes in the area.
Wards
, Basingstoke and Deane consists of 29 wards:
- Basing
- Baughurst and Tadley North
- Bramley & Sherfield
- Brighton Hill North
- Brighton Hill South
- Brookvale & Kings Furlong
- Buckskin
- Burghclere, Highclere & St Mary Bourne
- Chineham

- East Woodhay
- Eastrop
- Grove
- Hatch Warren
& Beggarwood
- Kempshott

- Kingsclere
- Norden
- Oakley & North Waltham
- Overton, Laverstoke & Steventon
- Pamber & Silchester
- Popley East
- Popley West
- Rooksdown
- Sherborne St John
- South
Ham

- Tadley Central
- Tadley South
- Upton Grey & The Candovers
- Whitchurch
- Winklebury

See also
References
- Neighbourhood Statistics
- Local elections : Basingstoke and Deane
(BBC)
- Bucksin ward by-election (Basingstoke and Deane
Council)
- Basingstoke
& Deane Youth Council