Harthill with Woodall Parish Council has been in existence since 1894. Harthill itself is mentioned in the Doomsday Book so we know that the village has been here for over 1000 years. We retain our rural environment and have a population of about 2000. The centre of the village is our conservation area containing a number of old buildings, including All Hallows' Church, which dates back to the 11th Century. Harthill is a very self-contained village with two pubs and small parade of shops containing a convenience store, bakery, butchers, barbers, dry cleaners and green grocers.
For a small parish there are a surprising number of community groups that work together to enhance village life. This reflects the community spirit in the parish. Information about the various groups and their activities is detailed in the parish newsletter, The Hart. Recent issues can be found on the Newsletter page.
The new website hopefully reflects the beauty of Harthill with Woodall Parish. We would like to thank the people that helped make it so colourful with their wonderful photography. In particular the contributions from Parishioners: Paul Rowland and Ian Lloyd and Councillor Barbara Gunby.
Village organisations have been invited to contribute to a shared calendar where they may upload forthcoming events in order that parishioners can see what will be happening in the Parish. It is hoped that this will also help groups planning events, to avoid dates and times clashing where it can be avoided.
Here is a link to the Calendar if you would like to view it
If your organisation would like access to upload events, please contact f.radford@harthillwithwoodall-pc.gov.uk.
The Parish Council is not the owner of the event site and as such does not take responsibility for any personal data uploaded or monitor content of the calendar.