Bisley Parish Council

| ONGOING::DOG WASTE - Tied dog waste bags can be deposited in the dog waste bins and in the blue dual use bins |
| ONGOING::VILLAGE GREEN & RECREATION GROUND - Please observe the social meeting and distancing restrictions |
| ONGOING:: PARISH COUNCIL OFFICE - During the current Covid pandemic, the Parish Council can be contacted by phone, email or via the website |
| NOTICE::PARISH COUNCIL MEETING - The next meeting of Bisley Parish Council is on Monday 14th June 2021. Please see calendar on the Meetings page. |

Survey on traffic speed and risk on rural roads in Surrey

As part of the rural speed limit project Surrey County Council are seeking the views of Surrey residents on speed and risk on rural roads (single carriageway in a non-built-up area). Please use this link.

Bisley is a village and civil parish in the Borough of Surrey Heath, between Woking and
Camberley. It has an area of 3.66km² (1.41 sq. miles). Bisley Parish Council serves a
population of approximately 4,000.


The village has a popular recreation ground, village green and children’s play space. At the
heart of the village is the war memorial and millennium clock, the local pub and a small
parade of shops. There is a primary school, village hall and scout and guide headquarters.
The late 12 th Century church, St John the Baptist has a medieval bell and the nearby spring, Holy Well, is said to have medicinal powers.

The community spirit of Bisley thrives with a number of local organisations and voluntary
groups and is famous for its Teas on the Rec in the summer months.