The link will take you to bus times for the service from local villages including Edingale to Tamworth
The Best Kept Village competition results are out - two commendations for Edingale, one in the Community Spirit category and the other in the Small Village category.
Well done everyone who helped with Edingale's entry!
Update - see the Judges Report for 2024 - very encouraging!
The Staffordshire Commissioner’s Office is inviting those who live, work or visit Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent to have their say on their local Policing & Fire priorities over the next 4 years.
Contact details for Highways to report flooded roads - https://apps2.staffordshire.gov.uk/web/reportfault or Severn Trent to report sewage coming from a manhole - stwater.co.uk
There is a proposal to install a pipeline to take treated discharge from sewage works at Measham and Packington in North West Leicestershire to the River Trent. The route of the pipeline is not yet finalised and may no longer be taken along the Mease Valley but be taken to the Tame at Elford; land surveys are currently taking place. Further information will be passed on when we receive it but there has been no consultation with Parish Councils so far.
Report incidents to the police on https://www.staffordshire.police.uk/ which may be quicker than phoning 101
Please let us know if you'd like the Parish Council to purchase these for you:
A Hedgehog Highway is a 5 inch gap in a fence and is essential in the battle to prevent the extinction
of our endangered spiky friends. This gap allows them access to forage for food and meet mates.
Edingale will soon make our entry and judging will again start from 1st of May, we are hoping for another successful year!
Help is needed again with litter picking and tidying the village. Why not start by helping with the Village Hall AGM and Community Clean up on 23rd March?
Go to the Environment Agency website for flood alerts, information and maps, you can also subscribe to alerts by phone, text or email.
Edingale Parish Council politely asks householders with hedges to trim off any briars or growths that are spreading over the footpaths
It is becoming a problem for some villagers to walk along past some of the overgrowing bushes.
There have been reports of dog poo left on the footpaths by inconsiderate owners recently, a few are spoiling the village paths by not clearing up!
Lichfield District Council will fine offenders if you report 'hotspots' to them.