This website is for residents, visitors and anyone with an interest in the village of Steep and its surroundings. Please select the relevant links to learn more about our community.
LATEST NEWS (last updated 13th February 2019)
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A free CPR and defibrillator training event is being held at Steep Village Hall on Saturday, 23rd February from 10.30am. You could save a life. Details here. |
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The agendas for the Parish Council meeting and Planning Committee meeting on Monday February 4th are now available on the Parish Council website. |
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| Parish Council | The Council has its own separate website which can be linked to from here. You can find dates of future meetings, agendas and minutes of previous meetings there together with a list of councillors |  |
Steep is a village of approximately 1500 inhabitants near Petersfield in Hampshire in the south of the UK. Learn more by clicking on the question mark. | |
| Village Hall | Village Hall bookings and information on what goes on there |  |
Getting to Steep by car or public transport | |
| Parish Plan | The Steep Parish Plan was published in late 2012 and is now the responsibility of the Parish Council. It was adopted by East Hants District Council in January 2013. |  |
Local schools and nurseries | |
| Clubs & Societies | Information and links to local clubs, societies, events and other 'not for profit' organisations | |
Places to see around Steep, and ideas for trips using Steep as a base, whether it be walking, cycling or other transport. | |
| Useful information | Transport, mobile library, refuse collections, local contacts, dark skies initiative and back copies of the Parish Newsletter |  |
Past residents | |
| External links | Parish, District and County Councils, Church Services and other external bodies |  |
Places to stay locally | |
| Advertising | Local business services | |
Fran Box has been curating articles and memories about the history of Steep and its residents and has now formed a Steep History Group |