Due to unexpected circumstances, tonight’s Meeting of the Parish Council is CANCELLED.
Our contact details –
Phone: 07929 213117
Email: clerk@clentparishcouncil.gov.uk
Address: The Clerk, 20 High Street, Bewdley, DY12 2DH
16th June 2025 7pm
Due to unexpected circumstances, tonight’s Meeting of the Parish Council is CANCELLED.
21st July 2025 7pm
Meeting of the Parish Council,
at Clent Parish Hall.
15th September 2025 7pm
Meeting of the Parish Council,
at Clent Parish Hall.
Chairman’s Welcome
Our parish council website has been designed to be clear and informative and now meets the new GDPR regulations. We will continue to update and improve the way we display council news and information on the site so please continue to keep coming back and having a look.
I was honoured to be elected as Chairman of Clent Parish Council and it gives me a great deal of pride to be able to represent Clent along with my fellow dedicated parish councillors who work tirelessly for the good of Clent.
I look forward to meeting many local residents at our various events we hold and at our full council meetings throughout the year. All dates of our meetings can be found on the website as well as agendas and minutes. At each council meeting there is a public open session prior to commencement of the meeting. We welcome your comments, questions and ideas from parishioners.
Please do not hesitate to contact the Parish Clerk, clerk@clentparishcouncil.gov.uk Tel: 07929 213117 if you have any questions or items to report.
Kind regards,
Ed Sheppard
Chairman, Clent Parish Council
Shape Worcestershire - Reorganising your councils together
Shape Worcestershire
– Reorganising your councils together
The public engagement on local government reorganisation runs until 29th June 2025.
You can give your views here.
Your councils are changing – Major changes are planned to councils across Worcestershire as part of the biggest shake-up of local government in more than 50 years.
The Government is requiring 21 areas of England to restructure their system of local government before 2029.
There are two parts to the Government’s proposed changes:
Local government reorganisation – where the Government is looking to replace borough/district/city and county councils with fewer councils.
Devolution – where the Government is looking to transfer powers and funding to new Strategic Authorities (also called Combined Authorities) that cover a number of new council areas and are responsible for large projects such as transport, infrastructure and economic development.
The six borough, city and district councils across Worcestershire are now asking for your help to piece together who in future should deliver the services you rely on every day.