Churchdown Parish Council

02/06/2026

23/04/2026

We have a vacancy for a part time receptionist to join our small friendly team.

03/03/2026

Richborough Land Agents Proposed Development

17/11/2025

Meet Santa at our free event.

13/11/2025

Come and meet Santa at the Parish Offices, Parton Road. Timing slots for Santa are 1-2pm, 2-3pm and 3-4pm please advise which slot you would like when booking.

02/09/2025

Sunday 21st September, Churchdown Park. All ages and abilities are welcome at this free to attend event.
Food, hot and cold drinks will be available to purchase from Koality Catering.

15/08/2025

Found in Churchdown Park white Teen/Adult Mountain type Bike.
Please contact the Parish Office if you think this is your bike.

14/08/2025

Autumn Coach Trip

11/08/2025

Have your say on pharmacies in Gloucestershire.

Gloucestershire’s Health and Wellbeing Board is inviting residents to take part in a statutory consultation on local pharmacy services.

Every three years, the Health and Wellbeing Board has to publish, and keep up to date, a statement of the needs for community pharmaceutical services in Gloucestershire. This is referred to as a pharmaceutical needs assessment (PNA).

The PNA looks at who lives in Gloucestershire, including things like age, gender, ethnicity, where people live, and how local pharmacies can help improve people’s health across the county.

Pharmacies don’t just give out prescribed medicines – they also offer important services like helping people to live healthier lives, supporting them to care for themselves, and signposting them to other health or support services when needed. They play a key role in the community and the PNA gives residents the opportunity to tell the Health and Wellbeing Board if additional pharmaceutical services are needed in Gloucestershire, and where they should be located.

A draft version of the PNA has now been finalised, and the Health and Wellbeing Board is seeking feedback from residents to ensure it accurately reflects the needs of the community.

The consultation closes at 5pm on Friday 29 August.
Have your say here:

Providers of local community pharmaceutical services have a crucial role to play in improving the health of local people. They are often the first point of contact, especially for those who might otherwise struggle to access health services. Improved use of the skills