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The closest tier of government to you.
The voice of local people.
We stand for the views of citizens in our parish
Flood Alert 15-16 February 2020 – be prepared
Click on the link above [Flood Alert 15-16 February – be prepared] to read the information sent from Herefordshire Council’s Resilience Team on 14th February to search further advice and information.
Locations of defibrillators:
Defibrillators have been installed at the following locations in our local parishes:
- Llanwarne Village -installed on the wall at the bottom of the steps leading up to the village hall
- Harewood End Inn – installed on the outside of the pub wall around the back in the beer garden
- St Weonards – installed in the red BT phone box opposite the church on the A466
- Garway – installed on the outside wall of the Garway Moon Pub
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MEETING DATES FOR 2019
The Ordinary Meeting of
St Weonards Parish Council
will be held on
Monday 9th March
at 7.45pm
at St Weonards Village Hall
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Please see agenda for what we will be discussing
Dates of next meetings 2019
All meetings held on a Monday at 7.45pm at St Weonards Village Hall,
unless Clerk advises differently
- 2nd Dec
- No meeting held in January 2020
- 10th February 2020
- 9th March
- 13th April
- 11th May
- 8th June
- 6th July
- No meeting held in August
- 7th September
- 12th October
- 9th November
- 7th December
Elected Parish Councillors in May 2019
Cllr Michael Cain – Chairman Cllr Richard William - Vice Chairman Cllr Laura Williams Cllr Peter Gebbie Cllr Rob Bowen - co-opted May 2019 1 x Vacancy on the Parish Council is currently available
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The minutes of our meetings are available for public view with a keyword search tool.
If you have anything to say, or draw our attention to – we will post your comments.
The most parish councils are not followers of party politics and you can become a member of our Parish Council – you must be:-
over 21 and on the electoral register
A resident of the parish
Able to attend regular evening meetings
Have an interest in local issues
A desire to improve the quality of life in the Parish
Able to represent the views of local people.
The position is unpaid and voluntary, but some expenses such as training is for paid by the Parish Council.
Parish Councils
Parish councils have existed since medieval times, when they settled local disputes and were in charge of agriculture and land management. They have changed over the last 1000 years into the modern constitution, which was created in 1896.