Churt Parish Council

Welcome to the Churt Parish Council website

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Part of the Surrey Hills National Landscape and on the extreme west of Surrey adjoining Hampshire, Churt is an ancient village. Pre-census days, it was significant enough to have its own name, Cert.​ Churt today is one of 18 parishes within the Waverley Borough of Surrey. About 1300 people live in the parish and are represented by Churt Parish Council which comprises 9 elected members who campaign and work to improve services and facilities for the village, supported by our parish clerk.

Churt Parish Council meets on the third Wednesday of each month at 7.30pm in the Pavilion on the Recreation Ground. Agendas for meetings are posted on this website and on the notice boards outside the Village Hall and at the Pavilion. Meetings are open to the public, who are welcome to come along and see what decisions are being made for the village.

The website’s first three main menu items and their dropdowns take you to the statutory information which the Parish Council must publish to you, plus information on our activities and portfolios and on the facilities which we manage and maintain for the use of all village residents and visitors. The remaining menu items and dropdowns bring you news and information about our vibrant community, village organisations, community facilities, the beautiful National Landscape in which Churt is privileged to be located, useful links to services or to report problems, helpful maps to explore, local walks.....and lots more.