Key Information for Residents
The government has confirmed the restructuring of local councils across Hampshire. The existing 15 councils will be replaced by five new unitary authorities.
The Isle of Wight will remain unchanged as its own authority and none of the newly created authorities are expected to come into being until April 2028.
Where Does Grayshott Sit?
Grayshott currently falls within East Hampshire District Council. Under the new structure, East Hampshire becomes part of the new Mid Hampshire Unitary Authority. Grayshott will fall into Mid Hampshire Unitary Authority around April 2028.
New Unitary Areas
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North Hampshire – Basingstoke, Hart, Rushmoor
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Mid Hampshire – New Forest, Test Valley, Winchester, East Hampshire (including Grayshott)
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South West Hampshire – Eastleigh, Southampton & Waterside parishes
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South East Hampshire – Portsmouth, Havant, Gosport, Fareham and nearby parishes
- Isle of Wight – remains unchanged
