Information & Updates

Included in this section are miscellaneous items of general interest or use that relate to the Parish Council or to Herefordshire Council matters

If you cannot find the information you need below, please contact the Parish Clerk at [email protected] or call 07902 987045

An application to change the old doctors surgery in Credenhill to a Pharmacy has been rejected by the Pharmacy Services Regulations Committee due to a “lack of need”..

The applicant is going to appeal the decision and hopes to raise enough signatures on a petition to demonstrate the need in the area.

 The pharmacy would be the closest pharmacy open to the public for the following parishes: Credenhill (2332), Stretton Sugwas (475), Breinton (893), Bishopstone (192), Burghill (1556), Brinsop & Wormsley (122), Mansell Lacy (136), Byford (188), Staunton on Wye (473), Norton Canon (261), Yazor (113), Weobley (1274), Kinnersley (311), Dilwyn (739), Canon Pyon (733), Preston on Wye (190), Moccas (107), Bredwardine (197).
Total Population (Census 2021) where Credenhill Pharmacy would be the closest is approx.: 10,292 patients

Link to petition: https://chng.it/6BVZ5h7Zpf

Notice on behalf of Credenhill Parish Council

Foxley Group Parish Council will consider awarding grants to individuals or organisations from within the parishes of Brinsop & Wormsley, Mansel Lacy and Yazor to support ideas/initiatives/activities which benefit the wider community.

Anybody who wishes to apply should use the form available here

For further information, please contact The Clerk by email, [email protected], or phone, 07902 987045.

The precept is the parish council's share of the council tax and is set by the parish council during the summer, for the following financial year. The figure goes to the billing authority, Herefordshire Council, which converts it into an amount per Council Tax Band that is added onto the Council Tax bill. The precept is then collected as part of Council Tax paid by all residents. The amount of the precept and the purpose that the parish council puts it to, are visible in the minutes of meetings

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