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Bishop's Sutton is a small village just over a mile east of New Alresford, notable as the source of the River Alre, the chalk stream that flows on through both Alresfords to join the River Itchen.

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Source of a chalk stream

The River Alre, which gives New Alresford its name and feeds the town's watercress beds further downstream, rises in Bishop's Sutton before flowing west through Old Alresford and New Alresford itself.

Planning authority

Winchester City Council is the planning authority here, the same body that handles applications for New Alresford itself, just over a mile away.

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A quiet, rural parish

Despite sitting so close to New Alresford, Bishop's Sutton keeps a distinctly rural feel, with an irregularly shaped parish that takes in a good deal of surrounding farmland beyond the village centre.

Frequently asked questions

Is Bishop's Sutton the source of the River Alre?+

Yes, the River Alre, which flows on through Old Alresford and New Alresford, rises in Bishop's Sutton.

Which council handles planning in Bishop's Sutton?+

Winchester City Council, the same authority responsible for New Alresford.

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