Belbroughton and Fairfield Parish Council
For the villages & rural areas of Belbroughton and Fairfield in the Bromsgrove District of the County of Worcestershire.
If you would like to contact the council please use the following details:
Mr John Farrell, Clerk to Belbroughton and Fairfield Parish Council.
e mail: belbroughtonpc@live.co.uk Tel:01299 270722
The Parish Council serves the villages/wards of Belbroughton and Fairfield in North East Worcestershire with 8 and 6 councillors respectively. The villages, although now largely rural, were once the centre for Scythe making in the case of Belbroughton and nail making in the case of Fairfield. See History & links for the Belbroughton Conservation Area Conservation Area Appraisal Plan.pdf
Proposed road closure: Advance Warning:
See High Street, Belbroughton.pdf
These drainage works have been requested by the developer of the new houses on the Hartle Lane (former jewellery factory) site.
The link will be across the village green into High Street. Road closed up to 9 days. The work on The Green itself will take approximately 6 weeks.
Our Annual Return : SeeAccounts & Annual Returns & theNotice of Public Rights.pdf
Elections May 2019
The following have been elected See:
Belbroughton (Belbroughton)(1).pdf
There are four vacancies to join the council as a Fairfield Ward member & one vacancy in the Belbroughton Ward. If you are interested in potentially representing your community, have a look at the website and speak with present councillors or the clerk to find out what the Council does and how it operates. See:
The Parish Council Annual report 2018.19.pdf
Fairfield Ward Residents -
To get your FREE Smartwater Pack please contact-chair@fvca.org.uk
NEWS & EVENTS
5th August -The next full Council meeting will be held in The Jubilee Room Belbroughton Recration Centre starting at 7:30 pm. Agendas are available a few days prior & residents are very welcome to attend. see Agendas
This site exists to help inform the parishioners of the activities
of the Parish Council and organisations within the local communities.