Next Regular Meeting: 

Wenesday 13th August 2008 at Walford Village Hall at 7.30pm

All Welcome.

NEWS - Parish MAP has been added to the website showing rights of ways - see link on left

Lying 2 miles south of the Herefordshire market town of Ross-on-Wye, the parish of Walford is one of the largest in south Herefordshire.  It comprises the settlements of Bishopswood, Walford, Hom Green, Coughton and Deep Dean.  The parish is partly located in the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and adjoins the Royal Forest of Dean and to the west lies alongside the River Wye.  The slopes of Chase Wood, Penyard Park and Howle, Leys and Bulls Hills frame the east of the parish.  The ancient mediaeval monument of Goodrich Castle is visible just across the river from the Kerne Bridge.

The Walford Parish Council has 13 members and the Clerk is Mrs Jackie Perry.  Meetings are held are held in either of the village halls on the second Wednesday evening every alternate month from January.  The parish is part of the Hereford Unitary Authority local government area and is in the Kerne Bridge District Ward.  The Ward District Councillor is John Jarvis of Whitchurch.  The parish is in the Parliamentary Constituency of Hereford and the MP is Paul Keetch, Liberal Democrat.  He can be contacted at his constituency office in Hereford and holds regular surgeries in the public library in Ross-on-Wye.  Philip Bradbourn, Conservative, is the Herefordshire MEP for the West Midlands European Parliamentary Region.

If you would like more information about the parish please look in Area Info.

The intention of this web site is to provide another method for people to be able to access information about how the Parish Council is serving the community along with a selection of other useful information.

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