Henfield Parish Council was formed in 1894 and the first election was held on 17th December 1894 .

The first Parish Council meeting was held at 7pm on 2 January 1895.
Henfield first elected councillors consisted of the vicar, two doctors, four farmers, two builders, a butcher, a grocer and three landowners - needless to say no women councillors.

A great deal has changed since then in Henfield but the Parish Council still meets in the first week of each month at 7pm.

In this section you can find out about the Parish Office, Parish Councillors and how the Council conducts its business.

Henfield Parish Council –  Serving Henfield for over 120 years!

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Who we are

WHO WE ARE

Find out more about your Parish Councillors and the Parish Office Team

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How we work

HOW WE WORK

Find the Parish Council Policies and Henfield Parish Council's Public Open Data

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Our responsibilities

OUR RESPONSIBILITIES

Find out about the role of the Parish Council and the other Local Authorities, Horsham District Council and West Sussex County Council

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