Welcome to the Speen Parish Council website

Speen Parish Council covers five distinct settlements – Bagnor, Marsh Benham, Speen, Stockcross, Woodspeen. The Parish Council is the tier of Local Government closest to the people.

The Parish Council encourages parishioners to attend Council meetings which are open to the public and always begin with a 10 minute open session for public comments. The clerk may be contacted if you have any ideas for or concerns about the parish, or any issues with which we may be able to help (clerk@speenpc.org.uk).

Services We Provide

Recreation Grounds	We manage Stockcross, Speen and Marsh Benham Recreation Grounds and pavilions. Click here for more information.
Environmental Maintenance	Litter picking, removal of graffiti, cutting back of undergrowth encroaching on pavements (unless this belongs to private property), waste removal (including fly-tipping, dog and drug waste). Report issues of concern via the Parish Clerk.
Street Lighting	The Parish Council is responsible for maintenance of some of the street lights in the Parish, specifically those in Church Lane, Lambourn Road and Speen Lane. The Highways Authority is responsible for the others. In either case a faulty light should be reported through the Parish Council by contacting the Parish Clerk.
Maintain Sites of Historic Interest	We own and managed the Ladywell, Speen Lane War Memorial (Grade II listed), The Pound. Click here for more information.
Bus shelter	We own the bus shelter on the B4000 in Stockcross.
Street furniture	We own and maintain a number of benches around the Parish
Salt Bins	From winter 2016, we manage five salt bins in the parish. In case of damage or bins being near to, or already empty, contact the Parish Clerk.
Phone box	We own the red phone box outside the Stockcross post office.
Dog Bins	Two at Speen Recreation Ground, two at Stockcross Recreation Ground, one at Marsh Benham Recreation Ground, one at Moor Lane depot and one at Church Lane. Sovereign Housing Association also paid for the installation of a dog bin at Kersey Crescent.