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How we name and number streets and applying to change the name of your home
We are responsible for naming and numbering the streets in Hart.
Please see our street naming and numbering policy for more information about this.
To ask about changing the name of your property, please email streetnames@hart.gov.uk.
We charge a fee for this service – please see fees below.
You may be unsure of your correct address – perhaps because you are buying or renting a new-build property. Please contact our street naming and numbering officer for advice streetnames@hart.gov.uk.
Royal Mail is responsible for allocating postcodes once we have notified them of a new postal address. More information on how this is processed is on the Royal Mail website.
HM Land Registry holds information on all registered land within Hart. Contact them on 0300 006 0411 or visit the Land Registry website.
We are responsible for putting up, repairing, maintaining and replacing street name plates. You can report a damaged or missing street sign by emailing reception@hart.gov.uk
On new developments, the developer is responsible for putting up street signs.
All other signs associated with highways are the responsibility of Hampshire County Council.
Renumbering, naming or re-naming a property: £55
Renaming a street: £270
First plot: £190
Each additional plot (up to 20): £40
Each additional plot (21 and above): £20
Free of charge for first one.
We will charge the same rates as above for each subsequent change made before a new development is completed.