Welcome to the website for the people and friends of the parish of Little Dewchurch
Little Dewchurch is a rural parish in tranquil Herefordshire within the beautiful Wye Valley. The parish is located approximately 8 miles north of the beautiful market town of Ross-on-Wye and 5 miles south of the historic cathedral city of Hereford.
Everything we, the Parish Council, do here works towards making our Parish a welcoming, enjoyable and safe community in which to live, for people of all ages, backgrounds and interests.
If you have any sugguestions on how to improve our village please email the Parish Clerk. who will be able to put your suggestions to the Parish Councillors.
For those of you who use Facebook there is a Little Dewchurch Village Group page which is a useful community forum for local events & news, and there is also a Little Dewchurch Village Freebie/Selling Group page. Both of these are independent groups and not run by the Parish Council.
Please click on the various menu pages and also their sub pages for details of the work of the Parish Council and information about our Parish.
VACANCY – Parish Councillor!
Little Dewchurch Parish Council has a vacancy for a Parish Councillor. If you’d like to join us in helping to make positive differences to benefit our local community, we would really love to hear from you. (To become a parish councillor in England, you must be at least 18 years […]
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