Marshfield Community Council

01/06/2026

The Village Coffee Shop will be open this evening (Monday) from 4.30pm to 7.30pm

01/06/2026

Please be aware that there are new double yellow lines outside Marshfield Primary School - painted today.

31/05/2026

Please note that Marshfield Village Hall car park will be locked each evening due to an escalation in anti social behaviour.
Any cars should be removed from the car park by 9pm. The gates will be unlocked at approximately 8.30am in the mornings.
Many thanks for your understanding.

29/05/2026

27/05/2026

The Common Ailments Service is an NHS initiative that enables local pharmacies to provide free advice and treatment for a range of everyday health problems, without the need for a GP appointment.

From head lice to athlete’s foot, and sore throats to urinary tract infections (UTIs), trained pharmacists can assess symptoms, offer confidential guidance, and supply treatment where appropriate. This service helps residents access timely care while reducing pressure on GP practices.


If you have any questions or require further information, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

For further information about the Common Ailments service, please visit: Common Ailments Service - Aneurin Bevan University Health Board

27/05/2026

POLICE SURGERY today @ 2.45pm at Marshfield Village Hall - mobile unit will be in the car park - please come to report any crimes, antisocial behaviour or neighbourhood issues. If things are not reported then we are seen as a no crime area.

25/05/2026

Newport West Neighbourhood Police Surgery at Marshfield Village Hall @ 2.45pm this Wednesday 27th May - the mobile police unit will be in the village hall car park - please come and meet the team and report any issues.

22/05/2026

Gwent family History( Newport branch)
Tuesday 26th May at 7.00pm (please come early)
Church of LDS, On Queens Hill, entrance is on Factory Rd, Newport NP20 5FA
Dr. Colin Chapman speaks on Manorial records

Manorial records can be some of the best sources for early family history as they are earlier than parish records. These documents by the lords of the manor dating from the 13th century to 1920s provide information on ordinary people, their communities and land. They can inform us about:

- inheritance and land transfer
- law and order like criminal offences
- agricultural life( crops grown, what livestock were
kept, upkeep of highways and watercourses)
-rentals ( tenants and rent they paid).

Come and hear about them from this well known geneàlogist