West Heath

West Heath ward occupies the northern section of Rushmoor borough, primarily consisting of residential neighbourhoods developed in the mid-20th century. The housing stock is largely composed of semi-detached and terraced homes, with areas of post-war prefabricated houses that have been modernised over time. Its layout is defined by straight, orderly roads and numerous small cul-de-sacs, creating a quiet, settled environment for its residents. The ward is bordered by the A325 Farnborough Road, a major arterial route providing key transport links.

The area includes several local green spaces, such as the West Heath Recreation Ground, which serves as a community focal point with sports facilities and playgrounds. A notable local landmark is the West Heath Club, a social and sports venue originally established for employees of the nearby Royal Aircraft Establishment. Daily life centres around local parades of shops meeting essential needs, with a strong sense of community fostered through neighbourhood associations and annual events like the West Heath Fun Day.