The Council is looking for the right someone – could it be you?
There are now two seats open on Miserden Parish Council.
If you are a community-minded individual who would like to help make a difference in our community by contributing in discussions and decisions on Parish matters, this could be a fit for you!
Contact the parish clerk for more information or speak to Kevin in the pub or Laura in the shop. Miserden Parish Council exists to serve the people of the Miserden parish: The Camp, Wishanger, Whiteway, Miserden and Sudgrove. Our aim is to work with the community to make the parish a safe, sustainable, harmonious, and productive place for residents, workers, visitors, and future generations. We resolve to do this through listening, research and careful deliberation, and with compassion and fairness. The council consists of 5 Councillors elected for a term of four years who will now hold office until 2028. Miserden Parish Councillors are all volunteers and receive no financial allowances for their term in office.
Miserden Parish Clerk - Gwen Durland,
Miserden, Stroud,
GL6 7JA
Committee: Full Council
Are you community-minded? Would you like to get involved with the local government and volunteer your time to helping the parish? An opportunity has arisen for a Casual Vacancy as a Parish Councillor.
News You Can Use from Gloucestershire County Councillor, Gary Luff
News You Can Use from SDC Cllr Gary Luff
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The 2026 Parish Meeting will take place on 20 May at 7pm. Join us for a slice of cake and a cup of tea, and hear our special guest speaker, Derek Richardson as he gives his fascinating talk on the 'Nobilities of Gloucester'. All are welcome and there is no charge!
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