Part of the unitary authority of West Berkshire
Welcome
The village of Streatley is situated on the Berkshire side of the river Thames, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). It is about 8 miles from Reading, and 16 miles from Oxford, directly opposite the village of Goring in Oxfordshire.
On the Ridgeway route from Silchester to Dorchester, the river crossing was originally a causeway built by the Romans. Streatley is recorded as a settlement in the Domesday Book of 1086, with the original St Mary's church dating from 1220.
The overall layout, character and shape of the village today is clearly discernible from the earliest 19th century maps with the High Street running up from the river ferry to the Bull public house.
The Parish Council
This web site will help explain everything about the parish council, its remit and its responsibilities. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Clerk using the button below
The parish council represents the village of Streatley at the lowest tier of local government. It has a number of duties which they are bound to carry out, and greater number of powers, which they may choose to carry out
There are currently seven councillors on the council, and they meet on the second Monday of each month at the Morrell Rooms, except during August.
Funding for Road Maintenance
West Berks have recently been awarded a road maintenance grant from the Department of Transport. To see the press release, follow the link below
Walking Around Livestock
For all those people with concerns regarding sharing the local walks with cattle, there is a useful page on the Ramblers web site that gives advice on how to behave around them. Follow the link below.
Ramblers Advice - Walking Near Livestock
Typically the cows are in Lardon Chase and the Holies from the end of May to the end of November. If you have any concerns about livestock in these meadows, the grazier is Chris Hicks. He can be contacted on 07759 480002 or 01491 681006.
Victims First
New web site for victims of crime
Recently, Police and Crime Commissioner Anthony Stansfeld launched a new website to support victims of crime. Victims First is a new online resource for victims of crime which has advice on what to do and how to get help. It includes information and advice for victims including signposting them to services to help them cope and recover from the impact of the crime. It also includes a section on the Victims Code explaining clearly what help victims can expect from the police and other criminal justice agencies if they report the crime.
The press release can be viewed here
Press Release
Crimestoppers
Crimestoppers are an independent charity that gives people the power to speak up and stop crime 100% anonymously
The Crimestoppers contact number is 0800 555111
The local Pangbourne police can be contacted via email if required. Pangbourne Police
Speeding vehicles in the village
West Berks Council now have a page on their website where speeding can be reported directly
Heart of Streatley Charitable Trust
For all those looking for more information on the Heart of Streatly charitable trust, please follow the link below.
There is an opportunity to donate using Paypal as well, which is always appreciated.
Planning
If you want to find out about how the parish council deals with planning applications, click below
Planning »Your Councillors
All the councillors are locals. To find out just who they are, please click below
Councillors »Privacy Statements
We take seriously the need to protect data you share with us. Please see the relevant Privacy statement
Privacy »The Parish Plan
The Parish Plan has recently been refreshed. To find out more click below
The Parish Plan »Getting in Contact
If there is anything that you would like to talk to your concillors about, contact them directly. For more general queries, please contact the Clerk
Contact the Clerk »Assets of Community Value
This is your opportunity to help preserve valued local spaces and places
Community Asset Listing »Tidbits
A page of useful little news links and local amenities
Tidbits »