Your neighbourhood
Finding your neighbourhood… then we’ll gather the planning register, the map, air quality, flooding and police data.
Your neighbourhood
Finding your neighbourhood… then we’ll gather the planning register, the map, air quality, flooding and police data.
Your neighbourhood
Verwood ward · Dorset Council · North Dorset constituency
See what’s changing, available and important within 1km of BH31 6EY.
1km is about a 12-minute walk; 5km reaches across the wider town.
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0 of 11 sources in. Still waiting on the planning register, police data, air quality, flood warnings, your MP, road collisions, defibrillators, bus routes, schools, care inspections and the local map. Each section below fills in the moment its own source answers. You don’t need to wait for the rest.
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Checking flood warnings, planning deadlines, air quality and nearby services. This usually takes a few seconds, please don’t refresh, it’s loading.
One board, like the one in the village hall: everything happening nearby, whatever the topic, soonest first. Each is tagged with its strand, and the same events appear under their topic further down.
Tuesday 22 September 2026, 7.00pm–8.00pm
CommUNIty Discovery Series - Introduction
Learning & Skills· Inspire Theatre, Fusion Building, Bournemouth University· 15.0km away· Added by a resident
Tuesday 6 October 2026, 7.00pm–8.00pm
CommUNIty Discovery Series - Living Well Active
Learning & Skills· Inspire Theatre, Fusion Building, Bournemouth University· 15.0km away· Added by a resident
Counting what's around this postcode…
Each topic opens with its three most relevant records; the rest are one tap away. Every figure counts what is within 1km of your postcode.
What matters to you?
Tell us what you care about, children, sport, health, community, nature, and we’ll bring that to the front and tuck the rest away. It stays on your device and is never linked to you.
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Strand 2
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Strand 3
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Information is drawn from public and community sources. Some information is fetched live, while other sources are updated periodically. An empty list means nothing was recorded, not that nothing exists, and anything marked “didn’t load” means we couldn’t ask, which is different again. Nothing here replaces the original publisher.
| Source | Used for | How current |
|---|---|---|
| Environment Agency | Flood alerts and warnings | Live |
| Open-Meteo / Copernicus CAMS | Air quality | Modelled estimate, hourly |
| PlanIt | Planning applications from council portals | Updated periodically, on a delay |
| data.police.uk | Recorded crime | Updated monthly, about two months behind |
Tue 20 Oct · October 20th 2026 7pm-8.15pm
CommUNIty Discovery Series - You Are When You Eat
Learning & Skills· Inspire Theatre, Fusion Building, Bournemouth University· 15.0km away· Added by a resident
Plotting nearby places…
| OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) | Green space, venues, defibrillators, schools, heritage | Updated periodically, volunteer-maintained |
| UK Parliament Members API | Your MP | Updated periodically |
| postcodes.io / ONS | Location, ward, council, constituency | Updated periodically |
| Residents of this area | Events, groups and initiatives | Added by residents, moderated |
Development shapes travel; travel shapes the air; the air shapes health; and today’s decisions shape what the next generation inherits. 6 links measured from this postcode’s own figures — each ends in a question, not a forecast.
DevelopmentaffectsTransport
4
building applications, of 25 in all
18
tree works, counted apart
4 applications within 2km propose building or changing something. A further 18 concern trees and are counted separately. They change the canopy, not the traffic.
How might that development affect travel demand on the existing network, and is anyone assessing it cumulatively, or one application at a time?
DevelopmentaffectsNature
260m
to Budgen's Copse
1
named green spaces
4
applications in the same radius
Budgen's Copse is 260m away, one of 1 named green spaces within 2km. 4 development applications sit inside the same radius.
How are the cumulative effects on that green space and its habitats being considered, and which of these places is actually protected, rather than simply undeveloped for now?
ChildrenaffectsAir quality
5
schools & learning sites
19
air index · good
1.9
NO₂ µg/m³ · the traffic pollutant
5 schools and learning sites within 2km. Air here is good today at 19 on the European index, with nitrogen dioxide. The pollutant most closely tied to vehicles. At 1.9 µg/m³.
How might future traffic and development change the air on the roads those children use twice a day, every day?
Air qualityaffectsHealth
Good
air quality today
19
European air index
1.9
NO₂ µg/m³ · the traffic pollutant
Today's reading is good (19), with nitrogen dioxide, the pollutant most tied to traffic, at 1.9 µg/m³. Air quality is a long-run exposure, not a daily event: what matters for health is the average someone breathes over years, not one good or bad day.
Over years rather than days, what would sustained exposure at this level mean for residents with asthma, COPD or heart conditions, and for children whose lungs are still developing?
Green spaceaffectsWellbeing
1
green spaces
0
places to be active
2
indoor places to gather
1 named green space and 0 places to be active within 2km, against 2 indoor places to gather.
How accessible are these spaces to people of different ages and abilities, and are there barriers that prevent some residents from enjoying them?
Places to gatheraffectsConnection
2
halls, centres & churches
560m
to Saint Michael & All Angels
2 halls, centres and places of worship within 2km, nearest Saint Michael & All Angels at 560m.
If one of these closed, where would the groups that use it go, and would they survive the move?
This is what Harmony means in practice: people, place and the natural world as one system rather than seven separate files. Pull on any one of these and the others move.
The people elected to speak for this area, from national to neighbourhood.
Your MP
Simon Hoare
Conservative · North Dorset
Contact Simon Hoare(opens in a new tab)How this area voted · 2024 General Election
Pollen and UV from the Open-Meteo forecast; heat is the forecast temperature, not the official alert. The Heat-Health Alerts are issued by UKHSA: check the current alert.
Low
grass 0 grains/m³
Source: Open-Meteo pollen model (CAMS). The band applies to grass pollen, using the Met Office's published thresholds; other species are shown as counts because their banding is not consistently published.
The Department for Education's own register: every state and independent school, not just the mapped ones. Each links to its latest Ofsted report (Ofsted no longer gives a single overall grade).
3 schools within 1km, from the Department for Education’s register.
Buildings with statutory protection, from the national register rather than the map.
9 listed buildings within 1km
Most notable: Holly Cottage · Grade II · 340m away
How this place has changed: former buildings, previous land uses, monuments, memorials, archaeological sites and museums. The kind of thing residents can add to over time.
No heritage features are mapped within 1km. Local history rarely reaches a map without someone putting it there. One of the easiest gaps for a community to fill.
Stories, memories, photographs and history shared by local people. Read by a moderator before it appeared. Open data can say where a building is; only people can say what happened in it.
Know a story, place or photograph we’ve missed? It’s lost the moment nobody writes it down.
No local stories have been added here yet. How a street got its name, what stood on a corner, a photograph in a drawer. Be the first to add one.
Every figure here is measured from the six strands above. Every forward-looking line is a question, not a forecast.
A snapshot of the place we're passing on: the measures that say what sort of place this is to hand over, drawn together from the strands above.
Development pressure
4 applications
Proposing to build or change something, within 2km in the last 90 days. 0 classed as major, 5 of all types still undecided. 18 further applications concern trees and are not counted here.
Green space
1 space
Named parks, commons, woodland, heath and allotments within 2km. Nearest is Budgen's Copse at 260m.
Places to gather
2
Community centres, halls, social facilities and places of worship within 2km. The rooms a neighbourhood actually meets in.
Learning on the doorstep
4 schools, 1 library
5 education sites within 2km in total, including colleges and universities.
Nearest defibrillator
370m
9 nearby on the national register. In a cardiac arrest, minutes decide the outcome.
Heritage features
0
Monuments, historic buildings, memorials and museums recorded within 2km.
Air quality today
Good (19)
European Air Quality Index, modelled for this location. PM2.5 4.4 µg/m³, NO₂ 1.9 µg/m³.
Play spaces, family facilities and things for children nearby. Playgrounds and skate parks come from the map; children's centres, family hubs and toddler groups are best found through your council's family services, or added by residents below. Schools are under Learning & Skills.
No playgrounds are mapped nearby yet. Your council's family services below list what's available.
Updated periodicallyOpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL); services from the council
Places, activities and opportunities for young people — the gap between a playground and adulthood. Open data maps youth centres and skate parks; youth clubs, teenage activities and schemes like Duke of Edinburgh are best added by people who run them.
No youth centres are mapped nearby yet. If you run a youth club, activity or scheme for teenagers here, add it so families can find it.
How today's decisions shape what this area becomes — population, housing, services, environment. Every line is a question, not a forecast. The three strongest are summarised higher up the page.
Air quality → Health
Today's reading is good (19), with nitrogen dioxide, the pollutant most tied to traffic, at 1.9 µg/m³. Air quality is a long-run exposure, not a daily event: what matters for health is the average someone breathes over years, not one good or bad day.
Over years rather than days, what would sustained exposure at this level mean for residents with asthma, COPD or heart conditions, and for children whose lungs are still developing?
Green space → Wellbeing
1 named green space and 0 places to be active within 2km, against 2 indoor places to gather.
How accessible are these spaces to people of different ages and abilities, and are there barriers that prevent some residents from enjoying them?
Places to gather → Connection
2 halls, centres and places of worship within 2km, nearest Saint Michael & All Angels at 560m.
If one of these closed, where would the groups that use it go, and would they survive the move?
Every figure on this page counts what is within 1km of your postcode, unless it says otherwise.
Turnout 68% · majority 1,589 votes. Source: UK Parliament. Vote shares are the record of one election, not a statement about anyone who lives here now.
Worked out from your postcode. If you live very close to a constituency boundary, your address can fall the other side of it — check by address on Parliament’s own site.
Your ward councillors · Verwood
Councillors are the local end of the chain: planning, bins, roads and the council services on this page all answer to them before anyone else. From the council’s own register.
Your Police and Crime Commissioner
Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner
Elected, and separate from the police themselves. They set the force’s budget and priorities and handle complaints about how it is run, which makes them the person to write to about the crime figures further up this page.
Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner(opens in a new tab)Your town or parish council
Verwood
The most local tier of all — town and parish councils look after things like allotments, halls and local green space, and are consulted on planning. No national register lists their members, so search their own site for who sits on it.
Find Verwood’s council(opens in a new tab)Most local decisions are made in public, on a deadline. These are where they're published.
Petitions people here are signing
Official UK Parliament petitions only, ranked by signatures from this constituency. The Government must respond at 10,000 signatures nationally; at 100,000 Parliament considers a debate. Listing a petition is a count, not an endorsement — read it and decide for yourself. Updated daily.
Local news, notices and one-off happenings added by people who live here, checked by a moderator before they appear.
Nothing has been added for this area yet. Open data shows where the village hall is. It can't say the coffee morning is every Thursday at ten.
Add the first one for this areaAdded by residentsSubmitted by residents, moderated before publishing
Pulled automatically from calendars that local groups have connected. They keep their own listings up to date; we just show them.
No local group has connected a calendar to this area yet. If your church, hall, library or club already publishes one, adding it once means its events appear here and stay up to date on their own.
Added by residentsLocal groups' own calendars, refreshed hourly
Charities, CICs, food banks, support groups and residents' associations working in your area. A local organisation is worth knowing about whether or not it has anything on this week, so it lives here in its own right.
No local organisations have been added here yet. The national ones are easy to find online; it’s the small local groups doing brilliant work that are hardest to discover, so this fills up when someone who knows one adds it.
Added by residentsAdded by residents and organisations, moderated before publishing
Places within 1km where you may be able to volunteer, because they are usually run by volunteers, alongside current opportunities added by residents and local organisations. Contact a place directly to ask what help it needs.
Nothing is listed here yet. Charity shops, food banks and litter picks are rarely in any register, so this part only fills up if somebody who knows about one adds it.
Updated periodicallyOpenStreetMap, plus residents
Simple, current requests from local organisations — donations, drivers, raffle prizes, a spare pair of hands. Small things that are easy to help with if you happen to see them.
Nothing is being asked for right now. If you run a local group and need a hand with something, this is the place to say so.
Added by residentsAdded by local organisations, moderated before publishing
Clubs, societies, activities and groups you can join locally — the things that meet regularly and welcome new people, added by residents.
No groups have been added for this area yet. A choir, a running club, a book group, a chess night — if you know one that meets nearby and welcomes newcomers, this is where it goes.
Added by residentsAdded by residents, moderated before publishing
Halls, centres, social facilities and places of worship within 1km.
Saint Michael & All Angels · Place of worship
anglican
Helix · Community centre
The old-school suppliers: butcher, baker, greengrocer, farm shop, deli.
Andrews · Butcher
Updated periodicallyOpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)
Theatres, cinemas, arts centres and music venues within 1km.
Verwood Hub · Theatre
Updated periodicallyOpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)
Source: Historic England, National Heritage List for England. Listing protects a building's special interest in law; the register records what is protected, not what is merely old or well loved.
Community Connect provides information, not a position. Read the source, weigh it, and reach your own conclusion.
Updated periodicallyHistoric England, National Heritage List for England; conservation areas via planning.data.gov.uk
Updated periodicallyOpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL); plus residents and the council
Today's decisions → Future generations
4 schools, 1 library and 0 heritage features within 2km, alongside 5 planning applications still undecided.
The children in those schools will inherit whatever is settled this year. What would they thank us for in 2046, and what would they wish we had asked about?
Everything the open registers record within 1km. Switch a layer off to clear the view, or tap a pin to see what it is.
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Rings mark 500m, 1km and 2km. Pins are what the open registers record, not everything that is there. A hall nobody has added to OpenStreetMap does not appear.
Your community right now
Community Connect provides information, not a position. Read the source, weigh it, and reach your own conclusion.
GPs, pharmacies, dentists, hospitals and other health services nearby, grouped by type.
Updated periodicallyNHS/CQC register and OpenStreetMap; inspection ratings are in Care services below
In a cardiac arrest, survival falls with every minute. Worth knowing before you need it, and worth telling a neighbour.
Monmouth Ash, VerwoodReport a problem with Monmouth Ash, Verwood370m
Public24/7 Access
Manor Road, BH31 6DT
Source: British Heart Foundation.
Show this location on a map(opens in a new tab)Verwood Town CouncilReport a problem with Verwood Town Council530m
Public24/7 Access
28 Vicarage Road, BH31 6DR
Source: British Heart Foundation.
Show this location on a map(opens in a new tab)TescoReport a problem with Tesco580m
PublicVaried Access
2- 4 Ringwood Road, BH31 7AQ
Source: British Heart Foundation.
Show this location on a map(opens in a new tab)Verwood Heathland Heritage CentreReport a problem with Verwood Heathland Heritage Centre640m
PublicVaried Access
Verwood Heathland Heritage Centre, BH31 6HF
Source: British Heart Foundation.
Show this location on a map(opens in a new tab)Public defibrillatorReport a problem with Public defibrillator730m
Public24/7 Access
Verwood Concert Brass Band Hall, BH31 7PD
Source: British Heart Foundation.
Show this location on a map(opens in a new tab)4 more within 1km, 3 of them behind restricted access.
Source: British Heart Foundation. From The Circuit, the national defibrillator network, as published on 3 August 2026. It is a monthly snapshot, not a live feed, and a device can be moved or go out of service between releases. Community Connect is not endorsed by or affiliated with the British Heart Foundation.
Always call 999 first. The call handler will tell you where the nearest accessible unit is and give you its access code.
Updated periodicallyThe Circuit via the British Heart Foundation, refreshed monthly; supplemented by OpenStreetMap
Care homes, homecare providers and CQC ratings. Every one must register with the Care Quality Commission, which inspects them.
8 CQC-registered care services within 1km · 7 with a published rating
Source: Care Quality Commission. Ratings are the Care Quality Commission's own, from its most recent inspection of each service; each link opens the full CQC report. Many registered services, including most dental practices, are not given a rating at all.
Community Connect provides information, not a position. Read the source, weigh it, and reach your own conclusion.
Updated periodicallyCare Quality Commission, refreshed monthly
Leisure centres, swimming pools, gyms, sports pitches and courts, running tracks, skate parks and outdoor gyms within 1km. Walking and cycling groups are usually resident-run — add one below if you know it.
No sports or leisure facilities are mapped within 1km.
Updated periodicallyOpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)
Local and national support, advice and services for your wellbeing.
Someone to talk to whatever you're going through, day or night, free to call.
Where to get NHS help, including self-referral to talking therapies without seeing a GP first.
Information and support for anyone facing a mental health problem.
Free, confidential 24/7 support by text: text SHOUT to 85258.
The Campaign Against Living Miserably, for anyone who is struggling or in crisis.
Advice and support if you look after a family member or friend.
Help after someone dies, for however long grief takes.
Honest information about drugs, and confidential help to stop.
Free, confidential support with alcohol, drugs or mental health, in person and online.
Practical advice and emotional support on any issue disabled people face.
Befriending and a friendly ear for older people who feel isolated.
Ask your GP surgery about a link worker who can connect you to local activities and support.
Free, 24-hour helpline run by Refuge. You do not have to be in crisis to call.
Confidential help for men experiencing domestic abuse.
Free advice on money, benefits, debt, work, housing and consumer problems.
The Trussell Trust's national finder. Most food banks need a referral, explained on the page.
Emergency help and advice if you are homeless or at risk of losing your home.
Free NHS checks, screening programmes and vaccinations, and who is eligible for each.
A free mid-life check-up for adults aged 40 to 74, spotting early signs of stroke, heart disease, diabetes and more.
Who is invited, how often, and how to book. Offered to women and people with a cervix aged 25 to 64.
Routine mammograms, offered to women aged 50 up to their 71st birthday.
A home test kit sent automatically to everyone aged 50 to 74.
The full NHS schedule, from childhood jabs to flu, COVID, shingles and travel vaccines.
Information about NHS 111, emergency care and when to call 999. In a life-threatening emergency, always call 999. These official routes work wherever you are and never depend on this page being up to date.
A life is at risk, a crime is in progress, or there is a fire. Call, don't look it up.
Urgent medical help when it isn't life-threatening — day or night, they tell you where to go.
A&E, urgent treatment centres and minor injuries units, and when to use each.
Nearest open pharmacy, including late and weekend opening, by postcode.
Report online, or call 101 when it isn't an emergency. Always 999 if it is.
Report a crime anonymously. They never trace calls or take your name.
Fire safety, a free home safety visit, and what to do about a hazard.
Community Connect provides information, not a position. Read the source, weigh it, and reach your own conclusion.
Updated periodicallyGet Information About Schools (DfE), refreshed monthly
Further and higher education across the whole of BCP, not just your immediate area — BU, AUB and Bournemouth & Poole College serve the entire conurbation.
South West Regional Assessment Centre · College
Bournemouth University · University
Bournemouth University (Talbot Campus) · University
Arts University Bournemouth · University
Cambian Wing College · College
Bournemouth University (Lansdowne Campus) · University
Health Services University · University
The Bournemouth and Poole College · College
Shaftsbury Millie College · College
Updated periodicallyOpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), across BCP
Find local courses, adult education and ways to learn something new. These are national services you search for your own area, so they cover the whole of BCP.
Search thousands of courses across the country, from adult education to professional qualifications.
Free level-3 qualifications for eligible adults, funded by the government.
Free online courses in numeracy, digital and workplace skills.
Flexible distance learning, from free short courses on OpenLearn to full degrees.
Free talks, first aid training, digital skills, environmental education. Added by whoever runs them, and shown right across BCP.
CommUNIty, in partnership with Bournemouth University, brings people together through FREE inspiring community events. Discover expert speakers, learn something new, meet new people and explore a wide range of topics in a relaxed, welcoming environment.Join us for a fascinating and evidence based talk from Dr Sumanto Haldar of Bournemouth University, exploring the growing science of chrononutrition, how the timing of our meals may influence our health. We often think about what we eat but could when we eat be just as important? Dr Haldar will explore: Why the timing of our food intake matters How our body clock interacts with eating and nutrition What research tells us about the relationship between meal timing, diet and health Whether changing when we eat could help support better health
CommUNIty, in partnership with Bournemouth University, brings people together through FREE inspiring community events. Discover expert speakers, learn something new, meet new people and explore a wide range of topics in a relaxed, welcoming environment. Could moving more transform your health without setting foot in a gym? Join health, fitness and wellbeing educator Layne Hamerston as he shares simple, evidence-based ways to become more active, boost your energy, improve your wellbeing and create healthy habits that last. Packed with practical advice and easy-to-follow tips, this inspiring session is suitable for all ages and abilities.
CommUNIty is a partnership between the Talbot Village Residents’ Association and Bournemouth University, bringing people together through free, engaging community learning. Our aim is to make university knowledge accessible to everyone, creating opportunities to learn, discover new interests and build stronger, more connected communities. Thinking about joining one of our events? This introductory evening is the perfect place to start. Discover how CommUNIty was created, hear about the inspiring programme of talks and activities already delivered, and explore what’s planned for the future. Meet the people behind the initiative, learn how you can get involved, and help shape future topics as we continue bringing communities together through learning.
Organising one of these? To change a date or cancel it, use report this on the entry and a moderator will update it. One-off events are removed automatically the day after they take place.
Libraries, learning centres and other places to learn nearby. Schools, colleges and universities have their own blocks above.
Verwood Library · Library
Updated periodicallyOpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)
Finding work, careers advice and support back into employment. National services that cover the whole of BCP; local job fairs and support can be added below.
Free, impartial careers advice, skills assessments and a course finder, for any age.
The government's job search, listing vacancies across the country.
Support finding work, and help if you are claiming benefits while looking.
Your rights, and the help available, if you have been made redundant.
Learning while you earn, and technical routes into work. Particularly worth knowing for young people who don't want the university route.
Search and apply for apprenticeships across England, from intermediate to degree level.
Apprenticeship options explored alongside university choices, with how-to guides.
Two-year technical courses for 16 to 19 year-olds, combining study with a work placement.
A few seconds’ read for BH31 6EY. Everything in full is in the seven strands below.
Open to commentPlace & Development
Place & Development
T4 Quercus Robur - Reduce lower limbs to allow for 3-metres clearance from the roof of the property. — Land adjoining 56 The Curlews Verwood BH31 6NU · 330m away · lodged 3 days ago. The council hasn't published a closing date. Its record will have one.
Open to commentPlace & Development
Place & Development
T1 Oak (located at the edge of Verwood Industrial Estate and overhanging Conifers, Sandy Lane) - 2 metre crown reduction of the lateral branches extending towards the resident's garden. No reduction to the height. — Verwood Industrial Estate, Unit 2 To 3 And 5 And 6 To 9 Black Hill Verwood BH31 6HA · 480m away · lodged 10 days ago. The council hasn't published a closing date. Its record will have one.
EventLearning & Skills
Learning & Skills
October 20th 2026 7pm-8.15pm · Inspire Theatre, Fusion Building, Bournemouth University · 15.0km
PublicHealth & Wellbeing
Health & Wellbeing
370m away · 24/7 Access · Manor Road
EventLearning & Skills
Learning & Skills
Tuesday 6 October 2026, 7.00pm–8.00pm · Inspire Theatre, Fusion Building, Bournemouth University · 15.0km
19
Air quality index
Good on the European scale
0
Live flood warnings
In force within 20km
Water supply across this area is split between companies. Bournemouth Water has no hosepipe ban; Wessex Water (much of Poole) and South West Water (parts of Dorset) do have bans in force.
Check which company supplies your address to see whether a ban applies.
Water companies announce hosepipe bans on their own pages; there is no single official feed. Checked 10 September 2026. Always confirm with your supplier before relying on it.
Source: Open-Meteo air quality model (CAMS). The air quality figure is modelled for this area from monitoring and weather data, not measured on your street.
Community Connect provides information, not a position. Read the source, weigh it, and reach your own conclusion.
Parks, nature reserves, commons, woodland and allotments within 1km. Some green space, like a stretch of woodland, has no name on the map; it still shows in the list below even though it isn't counted above.
Budgen's Copse · Woodland
Plus 4 other mapped woodlands without a name, nearest 650m away.
Updated periodicallyOpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)
Sites of Special Scientific Interest, nature reserves, protected habitats, European wildlife designations and ancient woodland near you. Dorset's heaths make this an unusually rich area.
Updated periodicallyNatural England and others via planning.data.gov.uk
No Environment Agency flood alerts or warnings are in force within 20km right now. That says nothing about long-term risk to this address.
LiveEnvironment Agency flood service
Bottle banks, textile and can points and recycling centres within 1km. For household waste centres, bulky-item collections and what goes in which bin, use your council.
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Updated periodicallyOpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL); council pages for centres and collections
Lodged within 1km in the last 90 days, newest first. Each links to your council's own record, where the comment deadline is stated.
25 planning applications within 1km in the last 90 days.
TreesUndecided · Trees
T4 Quercus Robur - Reduce lower limbs to allow for 3-metres clearance from the roof of the property.
Land adjoining 56 The Curlews Verwood BH31 6NU · 330m away · Lodged 14 Sept 2026 · Ref P/TRT/2026/04965
TreesUndecided · Trees
T1 Oak (located at the edge of Verwood Industrial Estate and overhanging Conifers, Sandy Lane) - 2 metre crown reduction of the lateral branches extending towards the resident's garden. No…
T1 Oak (located at the edge of Verwood Industrial Estate and overhanging Conifers, Sandy Lane) - 2 metre crown reduction of the lateral branches extending towards the resident's garden. No reduction to the height.
Verwood Industrial Estate, Unit 2 To 3 And 5 And 6 To 9 Black Hill Verwood BH31 6HA · 480m away · Lodged 7 Sept 2026 · Ref P/TRT/2026/04889
Permitted · Amendment
Non-material amendment to approved P/A P/HOU/2025/07109 (Erect a first floor extension on the front elevation to be tied into existing roof, and erect a detached garage. External…
Non-material amendment to approved P/A P/HOU/2025/07109 (Erect a first floor extension on the front elevation to be tied into existing roof, and erect a detached garage. External alterations and convert garage to habitable accommodation) to amend the proposal to Erect a first floor extension on the front elevation to be tied into existing roof, and erect a new garage. External alterations and convert garage to habitable accommodation
15 Keswick Way Verwood BH31 6HP · 690m away · Lodged 2 Sept 2026 · Ref P/NMA/2026/04821
TreesPermitted · Trees
Remove Oak under regulation 14.
17 Thorne Close Verwood BH31 6QG · 870m away · Lodged 28 Aug 2026 · Ref P/TRD/2026/04742
TreesPermitted · Trees
T1 Douglas Fir - Crown raise 7 metres from ground level all the way around. T2 Douglas Fir - Crown raise 7 metres from ground level all the way around. T3 Douglas Fir - Crown raise 7 metres…
T1 Douglas Fir - Crown raise 7 metres from ground level all the way around. T2 Douglas Fir - Crown raise 7 metres from ground level all the way around. T3 Douglas Fir - Crown raise 7 metres from ground level all the way around.
Source: PlanIt, collecting council planning registers on a delay. Counts are of applications lodged, which is a measure of paperwork, not of what will be built: many are refused, withdrawn or never begun.
Community Connect provides information, not a position. Read the source, weigh it, and reach your own conclusion.
Updated periodicallyPlanIt, collected from council portals on a delay
Large developments within 1km that were granted permission in the last five years, newest decision first. These stay listed long after they drop out of the 90-day view above. A scheme is at its most visible on the ground exactly when it is quietest on the register.
Major schemeApproved August 2025
Construction of up to 100 dwellings and a Suitable Alternative Natural Green Space (SANGS) on approximately 6.6 hectares of land south and west of Manor Road and in the vicinity of St. Michael’s Road, Verwood. The dwellings will be a combination of open market houses, affordable houses and potentially a small number of flats
880m away · P/ESC/2025/04276
Permission is not the same as building work. No open dataset records whether a scheme has started or finished, so these are listed as consented and dated, nothing more. In England a permission normally lapses if work has not begun within three years, which is why the window stops at five.
Updated periodicallyPlanIt, collected from council portals on a delay
Completed sales recorded by HM Land Registry for this postcode, newest first. These are prices actually paid, not asking prices or estimates.
£425,000 median of the last 12 sales in BH31 6EY (Nov 2015 – Jun 2023).
These are completed sales recorded by HM Land Registry, not asking prices or estimates. Prices reach the register a month or two after completion, so the very latest sales may not appear yet.
Updated periodicallyHM Land Registry Price Paid Data (Open Government Licence)
No open national feed covers every council's roadworks, so this is a link rather than a list.
Bus stops, stations and tram stops within 1km, from the Department for Transport's national register. A stop's two sides (one for each direction) are counted once.
22 bus stops within 1km.
Distances are straight lines, so the walk is always a little further, especially where a railway or main road sits in between. Stops come from NaPTAN, the Department for Transport’s national register, which lists where stops are but not which buses call at them today.
No bus is being tracked within 1km at this moment. Outside running hours that is normal; it says nothing about which routes serve these stops during the day.
Updated periodicallyNaPTAN, Department for Transport; live tracking from the Bus Open Data Service
Named car parks within 1km, with whether they charge where that's recorded. For live tariffs and permits, check your council.
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Updated periodicallyOpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL); tariffs from the council
Police-reported injury collisions within 1km over the last five years, from the national record.
31 reported injury collisions within 1km, 2021 to 2025
Counted per person hurt, so one collision can appear in more than one row. The collisions themselves are drawn on the map in “Your neighbourhood at a glance” — switch on the Collisions layer.
Source: Department for Transport, STATS19. Figures show police-reported personal-injury collisions and do not by themselves indicate the cause of a collision or the relative safety of different forms of transport.
Community Connect provides information, not a position. Read the source, weigh it, and reach your own conclusion.
Updated periodicallyDepartment for Transport, STATS19
Police publish these snapped to anonymised map points, never real addresses.
46 incidents were recorded near this postcode in July 2026.
Broadly unchanged
128 recorded across May to July 2026, against 141 in May to July 2025. The same three months a year earlier, so the comparison isn’t measuring the seasons.
Counts are of records, not convictions, snapped to anonymised map points and published about two months in arrears. A change of a few incidents at this scale is noise. The shape over a year is the part worth reading. The feed keeps about three years, so its earliest year will drop off as new months appear; figures already gathered here are kept.
Source: data.police.uk. Figures are police-reported incidents snapped to anonymised map points; they measure what was reported, not everything that happened.
Community Connect provides information, not a position. Read the source, weigh it, and reach your own conclusion.
One month in a small area. Too small a sample to read a trend from, and not a comparison between neighbourhoods.
Updated periodicallydata.police.uk, about two months behind
Population density for this postcode's own census neighbourhood, an area of roughly 1,500 people.
737 people per square kilometre.
Denser than 20% of neighbourhoods in England and Wales.
Source: Census 2021. Density says how closely people live, not how it feels to live there — a leafy street of flats can out-score a windswept estate of houses.
Updated periodicallyONS Census 2021, updated each census
What Dorset charges for 2026-27, including the police and fire shares. Parish precepts, where they exist, come on top.
| Band | Per year |
|---|---|
| A | £1,843 |
| B | £2,151 |
| C | £2,458 |
| D | £2,765 |
| E | £3,379 |
| F | £3,994 |
| G | £4,608 |
| H | £5,530 |
Of the Band D figure, £2,345.49 goes to the council, £322.58 to the police and £96.95 to fire and rescue. Your own band depends on your property’s 1991 valuation — check your band on GOV.UK.
Updated periodicallyMHCLG, council tax levels 2026-27, published March 2026
63 The Chase Verwood BH31 7DD · 900m away · Lodged 21 Aug 2026 · Ref P/TRT/2026/04572
TreesPermitted · Trees
Remove broken branch under regulation 14.
Fayrewood 10A Moneyfly Road Verwood BH31 6BL · 850m away · Lodged 21 Aug 2026 · Ref P/TRD/2026/04715
TreesPermitted · Trees
Scots Pine (dead) - Fell. Remove under regulation 14.
5 Maple Gardens Verwood BH31 6AG · 550m away · Lodged 17 Aug 2026 · Ref P/TRD/2026/04507
TreesPermitted · Trees
Scots Pine (decayed) - Fell. Remove under regulation 14.
5 Maple Gardens Verwood BH31 6AG · 550m away · Lodged 17 Aug 2026 · Ref P/TRD/2026/04509
TreesUndecided · Trees
T4 English Oak - Remove epicormic growth up to a height of 5 metres from ground level on main stems for a period of five years from the date on which consent is issued.
3A Noon Hill Drive Verwood BH31 7XU · 890m away · Lodged 11 Aug 2026 · Ref P/TRT/2026/04468
Undecided · Full
Erect a side and rear extension, garden room, detached garage, porch and front boundary wall.
101 Newtown Road Verwood BH31 6EG · 550m away · Lodged 6 Aug 2026 · Ref P/HOU/2026/04270
TreesPermitted · Trees
T1, Oak, Quercus Robur, prune from tips inwards NorthEastern aspect of canopy by 2-2.5 meters to suitable growth points, pruning laterals only, raise canopy on all aspects by 5 meters from…
T1, Oak, Quercus Robur, prune from tips inwards NorthEastern aspect of canopy by 2-2.5 meters to suitable growth points, pruning laterals only, raise canopy on all aspects by 5 meters from ground level - tree slightly unbalanced pruning to shape and balance crown
7 Nightingale Close Verwood BH31 6NW · 490m away · Lodged 5 Aug 2026 · Ref P/TRT/2026/04145
TreesRejected · Trees
T1 Oak - Reduce overall by 1.5 metres. T2 Oak - Reduce overall by 1.5 metres. T3 Oak - Reduce overall by 1.5 metres. T4 Oak - Reduce overall by 1.5 metres.
52 Keswick Way Verwood BH31 6HP · 780m away · Lodged 4 Aug 2026 · Ref P/TRT/2026/04223
TreesPermitted · Trees
T1 Oak - Reduce the height of the upper crown by maximum 1 metre on Eastern side - Reduce the overextended southern Western and Northern crown by up to 1.5 metres pruning back to suitable…
T1 Oak - Reduce the height of the upper crown by maximum 1 metre on Eastern side - Reduce the overextended southern Western and Northern crown by up to 1.5 metres pruning back to suitable growth points. Remove lower epicormic growth upto 4m. Works specified to reshape crown to achieve better symmetry
1 Bitterne Way Verwood BH31 6UU · 390m away · Lodged 29 Jul 2026 · Ref P/TRT/2026/04121
Undecided · Full
Extension and alteration to existing dwelling
71 Burnbake Road Verwood BH31 6ES · 140m away · Lodged 29 Jul 2026 · Ref P/HOU/2026/04133
TreesUnresolved · Trees
T1 Pedunculate Oak - Reduce the crown by approximately 2–2.5 metres to achieve a final height of approximately 12 metres and a radial crown spread of at least 4 metres.
20 Manor Lane Verwood BH31 6HX · 580m away · Lodged 29 Jul 2026 · Ref P/TRT/2026/04120
TreesPermitted · Trees
T1 Oak - Reduce branches growing towards the conservatory by up to 1.5 metres concentrating on secondary & tertiary branches only. - Crown raise to approximately 4 metres over the garden…
T1 Oak - Reduce branches growing towards the conservatory by up to 1.5 metres concentrating on secondary & tertiary branches only. - Crown raise to approximately 4 metres over the garden cutting tertiary branches only and raise the rest of the crown to match.
8 Merryfield Close Verwood BH31 7AT · 350m away · Lodged 28 Jul 2026 · Ref P/TRT/2026/03930
TreesPermitted · Trees
T1 Twin-Stem Oak - Defective stem: Remove (Fell). - Remaining stem: Crown reduction of approximately 2.5 metres.
14 Bugdens Lane Verwood BH31 6EY · 50m away · Lodged 23 Jul 2026 · Ref P/TRT/2026/03358
TreesPermitted · Trees
Scots Pine (dead) - Fell. Remove under regulation 14.
3 Maple Gardens Verwood BH31 6AG · 560m away · Lodged 23 Jul 2026 · Ref P/TRD/2026/04074
Permitted · Conditions
Erect a first-floor extension on the front elevation to be tied into existing roof and erect a garage. External alterations and convert garage to habitable accommodation (with variation to…
Erect a first-floor extension on the front elevation to be tied into existing roof and erect a garage. External alterations and convert garage to habitable accommodation (with variation to condition 2 of planning permission P/HOU/2025/07109 to reposition the garage to align with the existing garage facade and an area of catslide roof over a small extended area to the rear)
15 Keswick Way Verwood BH31 6HP · 690m away · Lodged 8 Jul 2026 · Ref P/VOC/2026/03707
Permitted · Full
Enlarge dormer windows and erect ground floor extension. Add porch canopy and ground floor windows.
Pinecroft 159 Manor Road Verwood BH31 6DX · 640m away · Lodged 3 Jul 2026 · Ref P/HOU/2026/03533
TreesPermitted · Trees
T1 Pine - Remove Under Regulation 14 (S198)
91 Manor Road Verwood BH31 6DT · 380m away · Lodged 3 Jul 2026 · Ref P/TRD/2026/03637
TreesPermitted · Trees
Front of property T1 English Oak - Prune growth growing towards property back by 1 metre. - Raise canopy to statutory highway (5.2m) over road.
50 Starlight Farm Close Verwood BH31 7BS · 650m away · Lodged 1 Jul 2026 · Ref P/TRT/2026/03579
Permitted · Full
Erect single storey side extension
15 Coniston Close Verwood BH31 6HW · 700m away · Lodged 26 Jun 2026 · Ref P/HOU/2026/02753
TreesRejected · Trees
T1 Silver Birch - Fell to ground level.
17 Burn Close Verwood BH31 6DN · 920m away · Lodged 22 Jun 2026 · Ref P/TRT/2026/03328
Permitted · Amendment
Extensions to garage to form kitchen as shown on drawing number 1696.10A
101 Newtown Road Verwood BH31 6EG · 550m away · Lodged 19 Jun 2026 · Ref P/CLE/2026/03339