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Cherington and Stourton Joint Parish Council are hosting a presentation from Philip Seccombe, Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner, at The Hall at 7.30 pm on Monday 19 October.
The session will focus on crime in rural areas, Warwickshire Police’s approach and how residents can best protect themselves.
It is expected to last up to 30 minutes, followed by an opportunity for questions.
All parishioners are invited.
Come along to The Hall for delicious eat-in or takeaway fish and chips (and more), from The Catchy Fish ….and maybe a beer or glass of wine from the bar…
A relaxed evening open to everyone – pop along for drinks, supper, or just to be sociable…
Peter Stoddart will be giving this final talk at The Hall on Wednesday 21st October at 20.00.
He will be looking briefly at two fateful months in the second half of 1862 which then lead into the rise of Ulysses Simpson Grant and his capture of the Confederate stronghold of Vicksburg in the summer of the following year.
For further information contact Peter Stoddart here.
Pop in for a sociable morning at the Hall and enjoy freshly ground coffee, tea, hot chocolate and delicious cake while you relax with friends.
Eat-in or take-away.
If anyone would like to join the rota to help out please contact Christine Dudfield on 07866 127409.
The next meeting of the Cherington and Stourton Parish Council Meeting will be held at The Hall on Monday October 12th at 7.30pm.
For agenda items see below. For full agenda see here.
For previous minutes and agendas – click here.
For Planning Applications click here.
Members of the public are welcome to attend.
AGENDA
A message from Sarah Scotter:
‘Living in our villages means that harvest is a natural part of the rhythm of our lives.
Wonderful productive farmland supporting both arable and livestock farming, so this is our opportunity to celebrate where we live and our local farmers.
As usual, the Flower Team will be decorating the church for Harvest Festival and would welcome donations of produce to add to the displays.
Store cupboard items would also be appreciated.
Everything donated will be taken to our local food bank afterwards.
Please leave any items at the back of the church by Friday 9 October.
Do come along!’
For more information contact Sarah on sarah.scotter@hotmail.com
Photos from 2025 Harvest Festival by Christine Dudfield
The Parish Council will host a meeting at The Hall at 7.30 pm on Monday 19 October with Philip Seccombe, Police and Crime Commissioner for Warwickshire, featuring a presentation on rural crime and prevention.
The session is expected to last up to 30 minutes, followed by an opportunity for questions.
All parishioners are invited.
After the work earlier this year and our dry summer, parts of the playing field need a bit of TLC and re-seeding.
If you are able to help, pease come along on Saturday morning from 9.00 am.
Please bring your own rake or shovel.
Many hands make light work!
Any queries contact jim@ghwalton.co.uk.
A message from Sarah Scotter:
‘Kim Petty, as part of our SW7 Benefice Outreach, is holding a morning of harvest activities in The Gallery at The Hall on Saturday 10 October from 10.30am-12pm.
This is open to all children throughout the Benefice. Children must be accompanied by their care giver.
All materials for the activities will be provided.
I will be joining Kim for the morning. I really hope children from our two villages will come along as it will be an opportunity to create something original, and maybe bring it along to the church for our Harvest Festival Service at 10.30am the following day.’
For further information contact Kim, 07949 949215
