Latest NEWS - Updated 15/07/21

Parish Council Meeting - September 2021
The next meeting of the Parish Council is Monday 13th September 2021 and will be a face to face meeting held Goseley Community Centre at 7.00pm. Residents of the Parish are welcome to attend.

Accessibility Statement
The Parish Council are aware that currently the website does not fully meet all requirements for accessability therefore a brand-new site will be introduced in the next few months. In the meantime, if you are having difficulties using the web site please contact the Parish Clerk to discuss if there are alternatives to your particular problem.
hartshornepc@hartshorne.org.uk

The Parish Council want as many people as possible to be able to use the new website. For example, that means you should be able to:

• colours, contrast levels and fonts will be accessibility compliant.
• zoom in up to 300% without the text spilling off the screen.
• navigate most of the website using just a keyboard.
  

Parish Council Vacancies

There are two vacncies on the Parish Council if you are interested in joining the Parish Council please see the Co-opting of Councillor document for details.

Minutes of Parish Council meetings and their Agendas can be found on the Parish Council web page.

Photographs of Hartshorne
Don't forget; Pictures of Hartshorne both old and new can be viewed in the Picture Gallery

Unfortunately since Adobe has decided not to support Adobe Flash Player and recommend it is removed from PCs. It is now not possible to upload new photographs to the gallery. It is hoped that a new repository for village photographs will be operational in the future.

Hartshorne Ladies Club - The Ladies Club is Suspended during the Stay at Home Period.

Police NEWS - The Parish Council would like to inform residents that the Police website provides plenty of information about policing in our area, including the crime statistics. Details of actual reported crime incidents in your area can be found on the crime map. More general details about policing in the UK can be found on the Police Website - www.police.uk

Hartshorne Parish Resident Associations
There are two resident associations within the Hartshorne Parish; The Hartshorne Village Residents Association (HVRA) and the Lee Wood Valley Residents Association (LWVRA)in the Midway Area.

You can find more information about each of their aims and objectives on their respective websites:-
Hartshorne Village Residents Association

Lee Wood Valley Residents Association

Hartshorne Society of Bell-ringers
Was formed in March 2013 with the aims of promoting and fostering the ancient English art of Change Ringing in Hartshorne and the local area.

They are always keen to welcome new members; if you are interested in Bell-ringing or just want to find out more the read their visit their blog on the St Peter's Church website, or email Andy Austen

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