Celebrating our Volunteers

This week at The Hub@Pye Green, our fantastic volunteers, Pat, Sue, June and Arthur, provided a delicious buffet lunch for attendees as part of an Easter Special. Volunteers play a huge part in helping to deliver activities and events on behalf of Hednesford Town Council. As well as The Hub, local volunteers act as Walking […]

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4 hub volunteers stood together

Improvements to Town Council website

The Chief Officer and Responsible Finance Officer have been very busy behind the scenes this week making improvements to the Hednesford Town Council webpage – www.hednesford-tc.gov.uk Not only are we delivering on the new Assertion 10 governance you can now also access non confidential supporting papers for meetings from March 2026 onwards. You can find […]

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street sign pointing the way to Hednesford Town Council

Don’t Scroll Past… This Affects You!!

The government has launched its formal consultation on Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) in Staffordshire, it was originally indicated this was to happen in May 2026. This statutory consultation seeks views on the proposals that the Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) has received from Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent’s principal councils. The proposals are: Cannock […]

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Community Support Grant in Action – Hednesford Community Volunteers

The Hednesford Town Council Community Support Grant is doing great things in the Hednesford community Last year Friends of Hednesford Community Volunteers applied for grant funding to purchase two new book cases for their heritage and local history collection of books at Hednesford Library. Councillor Arthur Roden met with the Volunteers this morning to officially […]

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Councillor Arthur Roden and members of the Friends of Hednesford stood by a new bookcase in Hednesford Library
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