Churchill and Blakedown's local Wyre Forest Rural Councillor, Lisa Jones, and fellow Parish Cllr Gary James, armed with bin bags and litter sticks, litter picked down the beautiful country lanes of the Parish.  Sadly too many people continue to discard of their rubbish in this anti social way.  N

County Councillor Nathan Desmond is delighted to announce that a new cycle path is set to be built on Silverwoods, in Kidderminster as part of the Governments £250 million phase 1 Active Travel Fund for walking and cycling.

On August 18th Wyre Forest District Planning Committee met to discuss the planning application for a new development on the former Lloyds Garage Site in Bridge Street, overlooking the heritage site of Stourport Canal Basins, which the Council currently utilise as a car park. 

Residents of Stourport are shocked and dismayed to discover that plans to develop the temporary car park site in Bridge Street, Stourport-on-Severn into short-term residential accommodation have been submitted by the Progressive Alliance-led Wyre Forest District Council (WFDC) and Public Sector P

Wyre Forest Rural Ward Councillors who represent Cookley, Ian Hardiman, Marcus Hart and Lisa Jones are pleased to say that the former Red Lion PH site, more recently a convenience store has now not only received planning consent for 6 x1 bedroom flats but most recently consent for a pair of semi

Wyre Forest Rural Ward Councillors who represent  Cookley, Ian Hardiman, Marcus Hart and Lisa Jones are pleased to say that now the lock down restrictions are easing, they have been able to meet up from a safe social distance and visit the village and report back on some of the issues.

As County Councillor for Bewdley, I have been inundated by phone calls and emails from traders and residents who feel utterly ignored and frustrated by the Progressive Alliance led Wyre Forest District Council’s approach to car parking charges.

Local Wyre Forest Conservative Councillors are delighted that the new Kidderminster Train Station opens from Sunday 7th June.

The Conservative Group on Wyre Forest District Council do not support the Progressive Alliance’s decision to not take cash payments in its car parks as of 1st June when charges are reintroduced.

At an extraordinary meeting of Full Council on 20th February, the 14 strong Conservative group all opposed the Progressive Alliance’s proposals for the Local Plan, questioning the soundness of the plan.