Communities

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  Barnby Moor Parish Council

  Barnby Moor, Retford, Nottinghamshire

  VILLAGE HISTORY In 1086 the village name was Barnet-Juxta-Blidas, changing through the years to Barneby Super Le Moor, Barnbie On The Moor, Barnebi, to its present name Barnby Moor.  The most used Norse suffix ‘by’ (meaning a farm) Barn from ‘Beorn’ a town.  The additio…
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  Association of North East Cameroonians

  Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne And Wear

  Association of North East Cameroonians (ANEC in acronym). ANEESCam (now called ANEC) was born out of the need by Cameroonians in the North East of England in the United Kingdom to meet occasionally to socialise, share stories of their experiences, their lives in the UK and parti…
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  Saxilby Village Hall

  Saxilby, Lincoln, Lincolnshire

  URGENT MESSAGES PLEASE READ BEFORE PROCEEDING New Rates of Hire will come into force on 1st October 2025 for all new bookings and 1st January 2026 for existing Bookings. The new rates are on display in the Foyer and are:- Main Hall £16 per hour, Lounge £12.00 per hour  Meeting Room …
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  Edgcott Parish Council

  Edgcott, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire

    Parish Council Meetings The next Parish Council Meeting will be held at 6pm on Monday 28 September 2026 in Edgcott Village Hall         Buckinghamshire Council unitary and parish elections held on Thursday 1st May 2025 Buckinghamshire Council Unitary and Parish C…
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  Donhead St Andrew Parish Council

  Shaftesbury, Wiltshire

  What is a Parish Council? There are approximately 8,500 Parish / Town Councils in England, most Parish / Town Councils were established in 1894 by an Act of Parliament, creating civil parishes that are quite distinct from those of the Church. The most effective Parish / Town Councils have Coun…
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  Wistanstow Parish Council

  Wistanstow, Craven Arms, Shropshire

  The Parish Council is the first tier of local government and exists to represent the interests of the parish. It is the job of the Parish Council to represent the interests of the whole community. Parish Councillors have a responsibility to be well informed about diverse local views. There are…
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  Hurstbourne Tarrant Community Centre

  Hurstbourne Tarrant, Andover, Hampshire

  Built in 2014/15, Hurstbourne Tarrant Community Centre with its high quality, modern facilities - and the added benefit of good off-road parking - is a marvellous venue for classes, clubs, parent & toddler groups, parties for all ages, village events, meetings and conferences, training courses, lunch…
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  Kings Bowls Club

  New Eltham, Greater London

    Introduction A friendly Bowls Club situated in the heart of New Eltham that has an active membership and welcomes new members, over 18, of all abilities. Our site is non-smoking and non-vaping. Playing and Learning Members can enjoy weekly roll-ups on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, as w…
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  Suffield Parish Council

  Suffield, Norwich, Norfolk

  The Parish Council Ever wondered what your Parish Council is here to do?  The Parish Council is made up of 7 members who all live in Suffield and represent the village on various matters.  We are effectively the third tier of local government, the other two being Norfolk County …
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  Clee St Margaret

  Clee St Margaret, Craven Arms, Shropshire

  The Parish of Clee St Margaret is composed of Clee St. Margaret village and the two small additional areas of Cockshutford and Cold Weston, both of which were seats of denser inhabitation, particularly in the days of mining on the hill. The nearest towns are Ludlow, 8 miles to the south, and Craven Arms …