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Shakespeare's Birthday Celebrations 2012

  Come and join the parade and celebrate the life and works of  the world's greatest playwright and poet, William Shakepeare.

The official luncheon is not being organised by the Town Council.  For
further information or tickets please contact Amplify on 0844 338 0333 or  info@amplify.co.uk

For information on the Birthday Parade flag unfurling ceremony and Beating Retreat, please click here

Annual Town Meeting 1 March, 2012

For details of the Annual Town Meeting, click here

Allotments

There are no further updates to report regarding allotments at this time due to ongoing negotiations with Orbit.  The Chairman of the Town Council's Allotments Sub-Committee is Councillor Jenny Fradgley; tel: 01789 262522 and email: jenny.fradgley@92ban.freeserve.co.uk

The council is responsible for providing the Stratford Community with certain street furniture and amenities:

To make and track a request for a local amenity, go to the Local Amenities section by clicking here

Audited Accounts

Click here to view the Town Council audited accounts for the period 1st April 2009 - 31st March 2010 (Adobe PDF File)

CIVIL WEDDINGS AT THE TOWN HALL

The Town Hall, situated in the very heart of this delightful market town is a very beautiful building, housing not only the Town Council but providing a romantic venue for civil weddings.

This is indeed an impressive and memorable room to hold a civil ceremony. A red carpeted dais at one end of the room provides a focal point for the registrar to conduct the wedding and the room can be extended to incorporate the Committee Room which will allow for over 100 seated guests in theatre style.

For more information click here

Mayors Diary

Sorry there are currently no dates in the Mayors Diary