Clanfield Village Improvements

Improving accessibility and making it pleasant for all that travel through the village.

Last update: August 2026

Latest updates

Clanfield Dropped Kerbs - Update

Hampshire County Council has appointed Mays Technical Limited to undertake remedial works following recent highway improvements in Clanfield. The previous works included the installation of flush dropped kerbs and informal crossing points to improve accessibility and safety for pedestrians. The remaining remedial works will now be completed.

Works are scheduled to begin on 17 August 2026 and are expected to take approximately five days to complete. Temporary traffic management will be in place during the works, using stop/go boards to safely manage traffic flow.

Please see the table for the exact work locations and links to the relevant Causeway one.network permits.

Advance warning signs will be in place and emergency vehicle access to properties and pedestrian access will be maintained at all times. Please note that all works are weather-dependent and may be subject to change at short notice. 

The main construction works included;

  • existing kerbstones to be removed
  • new kerbstones to be installed at a lower height to create a smooth crossing point
  • resurfacing of the pavement area
  • tactile paving slabs will be installed as part of the crossings.
Please view the location plan.
Clanfield Package of Improvements - Schemes Overview

Peel Park Community Centre Access Improvements, Clanfield

Hampshire County Council appointed Rocon Contractors Ltd who carried out the works to the Peel Park children's play area access. The play area is now more accessible to people using mobility aids or pushchairs, with improved pedestrian crossing point leading to the new footpath ramp into Peel Park. Please view the location plan.

Works completed in early July 2025. Please see the before and after visuals.

Clanfield Dropped Kerbs

A community street audit was undertaken to asses a range of accessibility issues in Clanfield.  A total of 28 locations were assessed where there was either no informal pedestrian crossing points or where crossing points were located but did not have flushed dropped kerbs.  19 locations have had the flush dropped kerbs installed and the remaining nine to be implemented.

Funding Arrangements
Funding for the transport capital delivery schemes is separate from the County Council’s revenue budget and savings proposals. In the majority of cases funding comes from external grants and / or Section 106 contribution from developers. This funding usually has conditions that strictly control on how, where and when it can be spent.
Roadworks and Travel Advice

Visit Causeway one.network which is where the planned works are published and is an independent platform that allows real-time monitoring of all the UK’s roadworks and diversions.

 

My Journey - travel information and travel advice choices in Hampshire.

Contact us
Address
Universal Services
Hampshire County Council
The Castle
Winchester
SO23 8UD