5 June 2026 - Council Business
Hascombe Fountain Q&A
Following misunderstandings and calls for clarity, the parish council has addressed specific questions asked by the Hascombe Fountain Action Group. The questions and answers can be read below.
Hascombe is a small village with a population of 307 in the 2011 census, enjoying a picturesque location in the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village benefits from a newly-built Village Hall, Recreation Ground and Cricket Pitch and the White Horse public house offers a warm welcome and excellent food. The village church, St Peter’s, is a Victorian gem and one of Simon Jenkins’ 1000 Best Churches.
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Following misunderstandings and calls for clarity, the parish council has addressed specific questions asked by the Hascombe Fountain Action Group. The questions and answers can be read below.
Sarah Sullivan and Norman Simpson were elected as Chair and Vice Chair, respectively, of the parish council for the ensuing year. Temporary Closure of Hascombe Fountain After hearing from members of the public, resident and non-resident, regarding
HASCOMBE FOUNTAIN UPDATE Since being instructed by Waverley, following direction from the Drinking Water Inspectorate (DWI), to shut off the fountain’s water supply, the Parish Council has been working with Waverley to identify a way to restore it.
Stricter rules imposed by the Drinking Water Inspectorate mean that the water cannot keep flowing from the fountain in its current state. The parish council has been battling the bureaucracy for years, but we have now reached the point when we can no longer satisfy the authorities.
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