Highnam is a Gloucestershire parish of about 2,000 residents, located three miles west of Gloucester, separated by the River Severn. It is bounded by the River Leadon to the north and Highnam Woods RSPB nature reserve to the west. Most residents live in 1930s and 1980s developments, separated from farmland by a spine road. Visitors can enjoy the beautiful setting of Holy Innocents Church (built 1850s) and the Highnam Court gardens, which are open to the public, especially during summer events.
9.30-1.00pm
Tuesday & Thursday
Meeting: Full Council
The William Andrews Trust is a small local educational charity in Highnam, England, that provides learning grants, school equipment support, and financial aid for young people. Formed in 1837, it helps local residents, organisations, and children attending the village primary school.
Tewkesbury Borough Council are required by law to keep the register of eligible voters up to date. From August/September each year they contact every household to find out if the details on the electoral register are correct. This is known as the ‘annual canvass’.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, due to the death of William Nicol, a vacancy has arisen in the Office of Councillor for the Parish Council
Please also note that from Tuesday 28 July there is a change to the traffic layout as they move into contraflow.
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