Slimbridge Parish Council are now on Twitter, follow us for regular updates

Simon M out and about removing illegally placed signs on the Highway around #Slimbridge and #Cam area. Make sure you have permission from Highways before you place a sign on the Highway.👍👍👍. #Stroud.

SPC will be having a Christmas Tree at St Johns Christmas Tree Festival – pop in and see what the Parish Council are doing and have achieved in terms of projects running from 3rd - 11th November. Lots of other community trees too.

Slimbridge Pop Up Café Another cold day tomorrow, go along to Slimbridge Pop Up Café, Village Hall 10.30am. Refreshments available free/small donation, and warm too.  This is a trial for a few weeks, if successful, it will be looked at to being carried on into the future.

Slimbridge Pop up Cafe Open tomorrow for anyone to attend. Welcoming warm environment with drinks & cakes (free of charge, but small donations welcome). Running for the next 2 wks 11.30 - 2 in the Village Hall. Initially a trial, if successful, we will be looking to carry this on

Slimbridge PC have noted the Mobile Vehicle Activated Speed (VAS) sign we had in position on the A38 Cambridge Green has gone missing. The chain, locking it to the post has been cut, and the VAS and tripod have both disappeared. This has been reported to the police.

Slimbridge Pop-up Cafe tomorrow 11.30 in Village Hall, Saturday Coffee morning village hall from 10.30 onwards, The Neighbourhood Development Plan group will be at the coffee morning as part of the Regulation 14 consultation slimbridge-pc.gov.uk/ndp-draft-poli…

Slimbridge Parish Council are now on Facebook @slimbridgepc and also have a new website slimbridge-pc.gov.uk

Two road closures due from 13th October. Tyning Crescent and Dursley Road. More information available on the parish website.

Tues 25th October Slimbridge Village Hall 2 –8pm STW are holding a drop in event to present up and coming works within Slimbridge

For more info about our sewer flooding plans, we’ll be at #SlimbridgeVillageHall, 25 Oct between 2pm and 7.30pm. ow.ly/IWi1305fFaU