Our Purpose: The Parish Council aims to represent the best interests of Stinchcombe Village and the local community Our Aspiration for Stinchcombe: To be a place that is: - Friendly & caring, with a strong sense of community spirit - Welcoming & enjoyable for visitors and residents - Proud of its historic, geographical & natural assets Our Commitment to the Community: The Council represents the first tier of local government. Our role is to: - Help ensure the long-term well-being & prosperity of our community - Work with SDC to access & deliver services that meet local needs - Listen to our community so we can make better decisions - Engage with the community & help them access wider services - Act with integrity in public office
10:00 - 14:00
Monday to Thursday
The PC does not have a public office address,
Please contact the clerk via phone ,
or email if a postal address is required,
Meetings are held at Stinchcombe ,
Village Hall unless stated otherwise
There are currently no scheduled meetings
Small changes in our gardens and green spaces can make a big difference for pollinators, birds and other wildlife. Find out how residents can help support nature recovery in Stinchcombe.
Stinchcombe Parish Council is reminding dog walkers to keep dogs under close control, remain on public footpaths and always clear up dog waste following recent concerns raised by landowners and residents.
Gloucestershire County Council’s Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) Programme is returning this May half term, offering eligible children and young people access to free activities, meals and support across the county.
Residents are invited to share their views on Gloucestershire’s Public Rights of Way network to help shape future improvements.
See the most recent full council meetings including agendas, minutes and supporting documents
Find documents published by the council, including financial accounts.
Find documents published by the council, including data policies, statutory documents and more.
Discover the services that we provide to residents, as well as signposting to local groups, societies and local events.
Submit issues to the relevant local authority, such as potholes, missed bin collections and more.
