Communities

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  Cusop Village Hall

  Hereford, Herefordshire

    Cusop - where Hay becomes Herefordshire. Located on the very western edge of Herefordshire, the village of Cusop, recorded in the Doomsday Book as "Cheweshope", is defined along its western edge by the Dulas Brook which forms the border with Wales. With many waterfa…
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  Little Milton Village Community

  Little Milton, Oxford, Oxfordshire

  Village History (Author: Bruce Shelton) Set on a gentle hill among the rolling fields to the west of the Chiltern Hills, Little Milton is a picturesque village situated 8 miles to the south-east of Oxford. It rises to around 220 feet above sea level at its highest point. The village, or at least the ar…
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  Whitton & Tosson Parish Council

  Whitton, Morpeth, Northumberland

  The overall aim is to preserve and improve community wellbeing of the residents of Whitton and Tosson Parish. Our objective is to provide better services at a local level by: Representing the local community Delivering services to meet local needs Improving quality of life and community wellbeing C…
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  Brinkburn & Hesleyhurst

  Morpeth, Northumberland

  Brinkburn and Hesleyhurst Parishes Brinkburn and Hesleyhurst are two geographically large, sparsely populated parishes with a joint Parish Council which normally meets four times per year. Agriculture is the dominant activity, with tourism and cottage businesses also important. Our Millennium stone is …
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  Ospringe Parish Council

  Ospringe, Faversham, Kent

  WELCOME TO OSPRINGE Welcome to the Ospringe parish website. Ospringe valley runs through an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty to the south of the historic market town of Faversham in rural Kent, south east England. Our website offers you details and updates from the parish council, together with …
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  Elmsted Parish Council

  Ashford, Kent

  The Civil Parish of Elmsted is centered on the village of the same name in East Kent, and occupies a position on top of the North Downs in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.  Although it is part of the Folkestone & Hythe District Council area, the nearest towns …
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  Hastingleigh Parish Council

  Hastingleigh, Ashford, Kent

  WELCOME TO THE HASTINGLEIGH PARISH COUNCIL WEBSITE HISTORY  The village that comprises Hastingleigh was in existence prior to the Domesday Book and, considering its geographical position atop the North Downs, is quite likely to have been on the travellers' route from the continent an…
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  Hordley Parish Council

  Hordley, Ellesmere, Shropshire

  History of the Parish of Hordley. Hordley is a large rural civil parish based in North Shropshire. It comprises of the two townships of Hordley and Bagley. Hordley is believed to have gained it’s name from a Scandinavian family of the name of Hoord in the  middle ages. In early years the Pa…
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  Cury Parish Council

  Cury, Helston, Cornwall

  VACANCIES - PARISH COUNCILLOR X3 For further information please see: Vacancies page   The Parish of Cury Cury is a rural Parish and lies just inland of the Atlantic coast on the western side of the Lizard Peninsula in West Cornwall.  The Parish is divided into four hamlets: Nantithet, White…
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  Brook Parish Council

  Brook, Ashford, Kent

      Welcome to the Brook Parish Council Website Location and Landscape The parish of Brook is tucked away at the foot of the North Downs, close by to Wye, just 4½ miles north east of Ashford and 13 miles from Canterbury. The village consists of a single street, 'The Street&#…