The councillors of Kinwarton Parish Council are:
Cllr Gill Forman (Chair)
Cllr Jean Langdon (Vice-Chair)
Cllr Mike Giddings
Cllr Karyl Rees
Cllr Susan Barley
Cllr Tim Forman
There are currently two vacancies. If you are interested in joining, please contact the clerk for further information.
Margaret Moore has retired from Kinwarton Parish Council after an extraordinary 44 years of service to the parish, many of which she served as a thoughtful and diplomatic Chair of the council. She has worked tirelessly to represent her local community, aiming to ensure their needs and concerns are heard and addressed. She has helped serve as a link between residents and higher level councils, helping to improve the quality of life within the parish by advocating for local issues. We are extremely grateful for her hard work and hope she enjoys a well-earned rest, without thinking about hedges, pavements and dog bins!
• Do you want to help make the parish of Kinwarton a better place to live?
• Do you have time or expertise which could benefit your community?
• Do you want to make a difference to all those around you?
• Are you concerned about your local area?
• Do you want to represent the views of local people?
If you would like to make a difference, and be involved in shaping the future of your local Community, why not step forward and apply to become a Kinwarton Parish Councillor? Local government needs you!
Contact the clerk for further information.
Kinwarton Parish Council have provided a new grit bin, situated on Gerard Road, outside Alcester Academy. This will help keep the school children, staff and residents safe in the event of icy weather.
Many thanks to the councillors and members of the public who helped planting daffodil bulbs recently on Captains Hill. We will enjoy them in the Spring and plant up further sections next year.
Phase One of the renovation of road name plates is now complete. Phase Two will take place in the next financial year, in 2024. Our thanks are extended to Cllrs Barley and Barnett for their hard work on this project.
To celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, Kinwarton Parish Council have planted a new copse in St. Mary’s Park, consisting of a selection of native species. As they grow they should provide a peaceful area for walking and contemplation.
Its is not permitted to ride motorbikes/quad bikes in the park. It is dangerous for other park users, noisy for local residents and damages the grass. If you should witness motorbikes, please call the police to report a public disturbance and danger to the public, and email kinwartonpcmgs@gmail.com
