Avening Parish Council

The Medieval Village of Avening, not more than a couple of miles from Tetbury, the (unofficial Royal Town of the Cotswolds) grew around the Norman Church of the Holy Rood (or Holy Cross).

The Church which was built on the site of an earlier Saxon Church, is said to have been built in 1080 and the only church ever to be built by a Queen of England.

The population of Avening is 1000, being the largest village in the South of the Cotswolds, it has a village hall, social club, two public houses, a shop, post office and a local primary school. It has an active village community with a monthly magazine called the Villager.

spaces Avening Primary School Holy Cross Church Cross Inn Bell Inn Avening

Avening Parish Council
c/o 28 Partridge Way
Cirencester
Glos.
GL7 1BQ
parishclerk@avening-pc.gov.uk
 
 
Web site updates
26/03/13 Latest minutes
02/06/12 Parish Council Budget, Income and Expenditure 2012/13
02/06/12 Invitation to Jubilee Celebrations
31/05/11 Councillors
21/03/11 Parish Council Budget 2011/2012
28/07/10 Scarecrow Trail photographs
06/01/09 Freedom of Information Act
13/03/08 Three Walks Around Avening
My favourite walk 1, My favourite walk 2, My favourite walk 3
19/11/07 1901 Village Census

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