With the resignation of Cllr Phil Bennett there is now a vacancy on the Council to represent Warden Hill.

The position on the Parish Council to represent Warden Hill has been approved for co-option. This will be done at the Parish meeting on January 7th 2021.

We currently have one application.

If you would like to apply also please contact the clerk via email

clerk@leckhamptonwithwardenhill-pc.gov.uk

Southfield Women's Institute covers Leckhampton, Charlton Kings, Hatherley and Warden Hill and meets at 7.30 pm on the second Tuesday of every month at Emmanuel Church Hall on Fairfield Parade, Leckhampton, Cheltenham.

The WI are a friendly group who welcome women of all ages, backgrounds and beliefs.

During the COVID pandemic, they are holding meetings plus additional quiz evenings on Zoom.

Their monthly... Read More »

The Parish Council donated an additional £1000 last week to support the raising of funds to provide hampers for vulnerable families effected by the impact of Covid 19.

Cllr Tony Oliver attended a presentation at Warden Hill Primary school and Belmont school togive the hampers organised by Morrisons

The balance of the £1000, which is £352.14 will be given to Leckhampton Primary school... Read More »

The road is expected to be closed between the hours of 09:30 and 14:30 on 7th January 2021 only or until the works have been completed. For further information, please contact Gloucestershire Highways on 08000 514 514or visitwww.gloucestershire.gov.u

Thanks so much to the cotswold volunteer Wardens who have worked hard to do this work and make the footpath safer

Grid ref. SO 93902 19539, where footpath CHL8 crosses Hatherley Brook.

At 5pm this evening Reverend Gary Grady led the 50 strong gathering of parishioners (socially distanced) who came along to see the Christmas tree at St Christopher's church, Warden Hill be lit up for the festive season. Carols were sung and Christmas was welcomed in.

The Parish Council asked Bovis/Vistry to put up new signs on the posts around the wildlife area of the meadow as the previous ones have been wripped off and torn up and left lying about.

PLEASE LEAVE the new ones in place and respect this wildlife area.

If you're going through a tough time, you don't have to face it alone.

A survey being conducted by GCC in conjunction with The University of gloucestershire, looking at the barriers to mobility.

Public transport including buses and trains and taxis are crucial to the ability of Gloucestershire residents to take full advantage of the opportunities on offer. Whilst all of us will have been affected by the COVID pandemic, it is still important that we help provide information... Read More »