name: Allington with Boscombe Parish Council, near  Salisbury in Wiltshire
notes: Parish and community councils are the lowest tier of local government in the UK and have the power to provide and maintain certain types of facilities. There is a large variation in the facilities actually provided depending in part upon the size of the council. Below are examples of the types of facilities that some councils provide:
  
  • Buildings for community use, such as village halls.
  • Cemeteries and crematoria.
  • Litter bins.
  • Parks, playgrounds and playing fields.
  • Public seating.
  • Public toilets.
  • Public clocks.
  • Swimming baths.
  • War memorials. Please take care to ensure you have found the right parish council
  
  There is more than one place in England called Allington. We currently list the following:
  
  • Allington Parish Council, Dorset
  • Allington Parish Council, Lincolnshire
  • Allington with Boscombe Parish Council near Salisbury in Wiltshire