Warndon Villages Parish Council

14/06/2026

Serving your local community since 1984
Support Your Local Parish Council
As part of local government reorganisation, Worcester City Council is undertaking a Community Governance Review. One option being considered is the creation of a Worcester Town Council, which could see Warndon Villages absorbed into a much larger authority.
Your Parish Council believes that decisions affecting Warndon Villages should continue to be made locally by people who know and understand our community. We believe local democracy works best when it remains close to residents.
Think this does not affect you?

Neighbourhood Plan

Lyppard Hub Funding Defibrillators

Allotments

Lyppard Summer Fete

Speed Awareness Signs

Parish Warden services and additional grass mowing
Warndon Villages Parish Council
Believes local decisions should stay local.

HAVE YOUR SAY
Complete the survey via Worcester City Council website
Search ’Future Worcester’ and scroll down to ‘Have your say’
or

How Worcester residents are represented at a local level is changing, and Future Worcester is aimed at gathering your views on how the city should be governed

12/06/2026

How Worcester residents are represented at a local level is changing, and Future Worcester is aimed at gathering your views on how the city should be governed

12/06/2026

KEEP WARNDON VILLAGES INDEPENDENT
Support Our Local Parish Council
Serving the community since 1984
For over 40 years, Warndon Villages Parish Council has served and represented our community
Worcester’s Community Governance Review could lead to Warndon Villages becoming part of a larger Worcester Town Council.
Your Parish Council believes local decisions should stay local – protecting the identity, representation and voice of Warndon Villages residents.
HAVE YOUR SAY TODAY
Complete the survey:
www.worcester.gov.uk/councillors-democracy/future-worcester-community-governance-review
Or visit Warndon Villages Parish Council Website
Protect our identity. Protect our local voice.
Keep Warndon Villages Independent.
Serving the community since 1984

How Worcester residents are represented at a local level is changing, and Future Worcester is aimed at gathering your views on how the city should be governed

12/06/2026

Our Parish Warden arranged for the Worcester City Council Cleaning Team to attend and jet wash the 'White gates' at the entrance to Warndon Villages on Plantation Drive. What a great job they have made! The gates are a reminder to motorists they are entering a 30mph zone. Our speed monitoring devices show on an average day an unbelievable 2600 motorists are driving in excess of the speed limit on this road. A PLEA TO ALL RESIDENTS please observe the speed limit throughout the area.

09/06/2026

Stuart Forrest Sarah Murray John Rudge Katie Collier Vince Bayliss Andy Taylor

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How Worcester residents are represented at a local level is changing, and Future Worcester is aimed at gathering your views on how the city should be governed

09/06/2026

“Should Warndon Villages keep its own Parish Council? We think yes – but Worcester City Council wants to hear from you”

Dear Resident,

For over 40 years, Warndon Villages Parish Council has represented and served our community.

As part of local government reorganisation, Worcester City Council is undertaking a Community Governance Review. One option being considered is the creation of a large Worcester Town Council, which could see Warndon Villages absorbed into a much larger authority.

Your Parish Council believes that decisions affecting Warndon Villages should continue to be made locally by people who know and understand our community. We believe local democracy works best when it remains close to residents. The only other Parish Council within the City boundary is St Peter the Great which has the same view.

For just £31.28 per year for a Band D property, your Parish Council helps protect and improve our green spaces, supports Lyppard Hub and local organisations, manages Mabbs Close Allotments, maintains defibrillators and speed awareness signs, comments on planning applications, and is delivering a Neighbourhood Plan to help shape the future of our area.

The Parish Council has formally resolved that Warndon Villages should remain an independent parish council. We now need residents to make their views known.

Please take a few minutes to complete the Community Governance Review consultation, the deadline for responding is 15th June.

www.worcester.gov.uk/councillors-democracy/future-worcester-community-governance-review

Every response matters.

Thank you for your support.
Stuart Forrest, Chair
Warndon Villages Parish Council

Protect our identity.
Protect our local voice.
Keep Warndon Villages independent.

How Worcester residents are represented at a local level is changing, and Future Worcester is aimed at gathering your views on how the city should be governed

05/06/2026

KEEP WARNDON VILLAGES INDEPENDENT
Support Your Local Parish Council
Serving the community since 1984
For over 40 years, Warndon Villages Parish Council has served and represented our community.
Worcester’s Community Governance Review could lead to Warndon Villages becoming part of a larger Worcester Town Council.
Your Parish Council believes local decisions should stay local – protecting the identity, representation and voice of Warndon Villages residents.
HAVE YOUR SAY TODAY
Complete the survey:
www.worcester.gov.uk/councillors-democracy/future-worcester-community-governance-review
Protect our identity.
Protect our local voice.
Keep Warndon Villages Independent.
Serving the community since 1984.

How Worcester residents are represented at a local level is changing, and Future Worcester is aimed at gathering your views on how the city should be governed

29/05/2026

The Parish Council have funded the purchase of two bench kits to refurbish the remaining two benches in Sudeley Avenue greenspace. Today the Parish Warden assisted by a member of the City Council Works unit have been installing them... just in time for the summer!

22/05/2026

Update - the damaged gate off Hastings Drive near junction to Berkeley Way (previously the old Tolladine Road) has been reported to Worcestershire County Council.