Temporary Road Closure – Cherington Rd, Cherington 22nd June

Temporary Closure of Cherington Rd, Cherington on 22/06/2026 to enable telegraph pole replacement works.

The emergency services will be informed, and the contractor will notify residents and businesses directly affected by the closure.

An alternative route will be signed.

Vehicular access & egress will be maintained where possible. 

See map below.

For more information see site notice.

It’s ‘3rd Thursday’ Fish and Chip Social Evening this week!

‘3rd Thursday’ social Fish and Chip supper with the popular Catchy Fish on Thursday June 18th from 5.30 at The Hall

Come along to The Hall for delicious eat-in or takeaway fish and chips (and more), from The Catchy Fish ….and maybe a prosecco or a pint from the bar, followed perhaps by a cheeky ice-cream for dessert….!

  • Takeaway from 5:30pm
  • Hall Bar and Eat-In from 6pm to 8pm

A relaxed evening open to everyone – pop along for drinks, supper, or just to be sociable…and sit outside if it’s nice…!🤞

Take a look at what’s going on at The Cherington this summer…

Sport, entertainment, Italian Food and more… the Cherington has something for everyone this summer!

These are some of the events and activities you can look forward to and enjoy at our lovely pub:

  • Spoil Dad on Sunday 21st June with a proper Sunday lunch. Food served 12 – 6. Booking essential.
  • Free live music from Jono Wright and Spesh Mahoney as the Shipston Proms Music Festival arrives at the pub on Monday 22nd June from 7.30
  • Football fans can enjoy all the England Fifa World Cup games in the bar:
    9pm kick offs – bar open until 11:30pm, last orders 11pm.
    10pm kick offs -: bar open until midnight, last orders 11:30pm.
  • Enjoy great Italian food on Thursday nights
  • Cheri-fest from Friday August 21st thru Sunday 23rd provides a fitting end to the season with a weekend packed with family fun and music!

See posters below for more information.

To keep in touch with what is going on follow The Cherington Facebook Page and Instagram.

Join the Feldons Nature Walk on Sunday 28th June from 11.00 – 13.00

Nature Walk with local Medical Herbalist, Katie Beswick round the Cherington lanes on Sunday 28th June from 11.00 – 13.00 from The Hall

Katie Berwick, medical herbalist from Little Birds Herbal , Shipston is returning to lead a Nature Walk from The Hall around Cherington, exploring the healing power of nature.

Suitable for all ages.

£5.00 for adults
Children and members free.

To book and and any enquiries contact gpwilliams20@sky.com

See poster below for more details.

Coffee Shop at The Hall This Saturday

Coffee Shop this Saturday June 13th from 10.30 – 12.00 at The Hall

Come along to a sociable morning at the Hall and enjoy bacon baps, 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.

Cherington and Stourton Parish Council Meeting – Monday June 15th

The next meeting of the Cherington and Stourton Parish Council Meeting will be held at The Hall on Monday February 15th at 7.30.

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

  1. To accept apologies for absence                                                                                                       
  2. To record declarations of interest from members in any item to be discussed
  3. To approve the minutes of the last meeting 20th April 2026
  4. Open Forum: Up to 5 parishioners are invited to address the council for a maximum of 3 minutes                                       
  5. Matters arising
  6. Planning
  7. Finance
  8. Correspondence
  9. Any Other Business
  10. Date of next Parish Council Meeting

Temporary Road Closure – Whichford Road, Stourton 15th – 17th June

Temporary Closure of Whichford Road, Stourton from 15/06/2026 to 17/06/2026 to enable washout chamber renewal works.

The emergency services will be informed, and the contractor will notify residents and businesses directly affected by the closure.

An alternative route will be signed.

Vehicular access & egress will be maintained where possible. 

See map below.

For more information see site notice.

Village Tennis Tournament – Saturday 4th July

Not quite Wimbledon but just as much fun!

It may not seem like it today, but summer is here and it’s time to think about the annual Village Tennis Tournament.

The tournament will be played on various courts around the village during the morning, followed by a pot-luck lunch at Featherbed Barn (thank you Alan and Andrew).

All standards are welcome. The only restriction is that you must live, or have lived, in Cherington, Stourton or Sutton-under-Brailes.

Everyone will play four or five sets around the three villages with and against as many people as possible.

If you would like to play, or want more information, please contact Sally Clubley on sallyclubley@gmail.com or 07989 330729.

‘Pride of Place’ Art Exhibition at Jacques Barn, Stourton: May 28 – 31

4 days to go….

A message from Chris Woodcock, owner of Spencer House Gallery:

Many thanks indeed to the Stourton and Cherington folk who have visited my pop-up gallery at Jacques Barn last week, giving us such positive feedback and buying pieces to take home and love – or to give away as gifts.

There are still four days to see new artworks created by regional artists in many media. And Jacques Barn offers a cool refuge from the heat.

IWe’re just along the lane from The Cherington pub (for which we have 20% off vouchers, while stocks last!)

We’re open again from 10am to 5pm today (Thursday) till Sunday (inclusive) and all details are shown here – plus a small selection of unique-to-us available artworks to tempt you.

Thank you

Chris

William Tyndale – Bible for the People: Talk by Rev Andrew Dow at The Hall Thursday June 11th at 7.30:

Come along to The Hall on Thursday June 11th at 7.30 to listen to a talk from Reverend Andrew Dow on William Tyndale, the Cotswold born man who died for translating The Bible.

  • Entry is free
  • Complimentary glass of wine
  • Cash donations welcome.

For more information please contact: