Meeting Cancelled

The meeting due to be held this evening at the Village Hall has been cancelled.

The next meeting of the Council will be held on Wednesday 13th August at Broadwas Village Hall at 7pm.

Macmillan Event 14th August

Would you happen to be involved in a small business, have a creative hobby, or have a local initiative that you would like to showcase?
“An opportunity for businesses and local villages to connect,” is planned for Thursday, August 14th, from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
The goal of this event is to offer a platform for celebrating and sharing the achievements within our local communities.
Location: The Red Lion in Holt Heath, WR6 6LX.
If possible, perhaps, for businesses and individuals to set up small table stall to deliver information. This presents a wonderful opportunity to connect with neighbours’, promote their work, and strengthen community ties.
Your participation would be greatly appreciated, as it would help bring people together while supporting a worthwhile cause.
Please do forward this to people who are interested to take part or even attend.
For more information or to express your interest, please feel free to contact:
📞 Mr. Jas Chahal, Red Lion – 07495 603001

Meeting Cancelled

The next meeting of the Parish Council will be held on 13th August at 7pm at Broadwas Village Hall.

 

West Mercia Police Fraud Bulletin July

The full fraud bulletin from West Mercia Police is available here

Cotheridge Fete Saturday 12th July 2025

Cotheridge Fete will take place on Saturday 12th July 2-4pm

at Dingle End Cotheridge Court

Programme available below:

Cotheridge Fete Programme 2025 x250 booklet

West Mercia Police Engagement Event Notice

West Mercia Police have recently received reports of speeding in the Broadwas area and as a result would like to conduct a community engagement event outside of the village hall on 08/07/2025 to further gain insight and the wishes of the local residents on what they would like to see from the Police and how they can help best meet their requests.

The community is free to bring any and all concerns to us and, based on what we receive from the community, we will look to create further proactive police presence in the area to help tackle any outstanding issues.

Remember the date 8th July 2025

Music for a Summers Evening at St Leonard’s Church Cotheridge 17th June

Broadwas Croquet Club success

The awesome Broadwas foursome of captain Stuart SmithJon CarringtonBilly Nicholson and Ian Dampney have won the Kohlhof, Germany, heat of the GC European Club League tournament.

Full story can be read here: News – Broadwas Croquet Club

Council Meeting Dates 2025-26

Members approved the meeting dates for Parish Council meetings for 2026-26.

This now includes alternating meeting locations between Broadwas Village Hall and St Leonard’s Church, Cotheridge.

 

Annual Parish Meeting 14th May 2025

The Annual Parish Meeting will be held on Wednesday 14th May 2025 at 7pm at Broadwas Village Hall.

The Annual Parish Meeting is not a council meeting but is an annual statutory meeting of the town electors, called in accordance with Schedule 12 (14) of the Local Government Act 1972.  The meeting enables the Parish Council to explain what it has been doing over the last year and provides an opportunity for the electors to have their say on anything they consider is important to the people of the Parish.

Who can attend the meeting?
The Annual Parish Meeting is a meeting of all the local government electors for the Parish, which they are entitled to attend and participate in.

Will I be able to ask questions and make suggestions?
Yes, any registered elector may ask questions of the Council, which will usually be answered by the Chairman, a designated Councillor, or the Parish Clerk.

An elector may also make suggestions and comment on anything relevant to the residents of Broadwas and Cotheridge.

Who will chair the meeting?
The Chairman of the Council will chair the meeting or in his/her absence the Vice-Chairman.

Will Parish Councillors be there?
Yes, however, the purpose of the meeting is to enable the parish electors to have their say. Councillors will listen with interest and as electors themselves, also have the opportunity to raise questions and make comments if they wish.

Will notes be taken of the meeting?
Yes, a written record of the meeting will be taken and presented at the next Annual Parish meeting for approval.