The Hednesford Town Council Community Support Grant is doing great things in the community The Friends of Hednesford Park were awarded a grant in 2025 to purchase new pads for their defibrillator and ensure that they will not go out of date. This is a key piece of equipment that could help save lives. Councillor […]
The Government has now launched their statutory consultation on Local Government Reorganisation in Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent. As part of this process, the Government is consulting on five proposals that would see existing county, city, district and borough councils replaced by a smaller number of new unitary councils. A summary of the proposals has been published […]
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The Hednesford Town Council Community Support Grant is continuing to do great work in the community Pye Green Academy asked for support to purchase a number of high visibility jackets for their pupils to wear on trips and school visits. Our Community Support Grant helped them purchase 60 jackets for Key Stage 1 and 2 […]
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Our Community Support Grant is doing great things in the community Last year Cannock Cricket Club were awarded £362 to purchase a Bleed Kit and children’s pads for their Defibrillator. Chairman Phillip Heighway said; ‘We’re really grateful to Hednesford Town Council for the Community Support Grant enabling us to purchase this vital equipment. We deliver […]
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Hednesford Town Council are excited to announce that our annual Community Support Grant applications are now open!! If you are a local voluntary, community or non profit group who can show a demonstratable and positive impact to the residents of Hednesford then apply today A grant of up to £500.00 is available […]
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Chase past, present and future is the first Historic Environment Strategy for the National Landscape. National Landscape are seeking views on the priorities that they have set out in their Consultation Draft of the Strategy to understand, enjoy and care for the area’s rich and diverse historic environment. The historic environment is fundamental to the […]
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