Parish Council Meeting

Wednesday 1 April

Uley Village Hall 7pm - Agenda



Temporary closure of a Uley footpath bridge

The footbridge across the River Ewelme
on CUL 28, just below Windsor House on Uley Rd,  is temporarily closed  due to it being unsafe, rotting timbers to be repaired.  CUL 28 is the path that goes from Uley Road to Shadwell, crossing over the Playing Field.

The Knoll, Uley - SDC Key Milestones

Recently published - here

The Knoll Uley SDC proposal

  The Parish Council's report of the Village Meeting in March 2024 that was sent to SDC for inclusion in the Housing Committee meeting is here

Check the Roadworks in Gloucestershire

GCC have a new facility - a map showing where all current roadworks are, with full details of each.  Here is the link:

https://www.gloucestershire.gov.uk/highways/roads/roadworks/   


To Report a Pothole
Directly to Highways 08000 514514
Or at the GCC Report It website
[https://www.gloucestershire.gov.uk/highways/roads/your-highways-report-it/]

                               (5 Feb '23)

Flooding, Sewers, and Further Development in Uley

Thoughts from a concerned Uley Resident

Cam & Uley Family Practice Newsletter Number 1

Here is a link to their First Newsletter

New 'Robin' Bus Service

The Berkeley Vale 'Robin' bus service starts today (18 June). This is a demand responsive transport service, which needs to be booked in advance, either on the website, the app or the phone.

 https://www.gloucestershire.gov.uk/transport/the-robin/

   Cost of Living Crisis
Stroud District Council have issued advice on their website with links to support and guidance                         

A local organisation who can be referred to for help with hardship is the Dursley United Charity

clerkatduc@gmail.com

Welcome to Uley

Uley is a busy and attractive Gloucestershire village which, with the neighbouring settlement of Owlpen, is tucked into a sheltered valley lying behind the steep Cotswold escarpment that defines the eastern boundary of the Severn Vale. The river Ewelme flowing through the valley, fed by abundant springs, combined with the topography and geology of the area have shaped the history of the settlement.


For a population of only about 1,100 the village supports a commendable range of facilities including St Giles church, a C of E primary school, Uley Surgery, Uley Community Stores and Post Office, Prema Arts Centre, the Old Crown public house, a Village Hall, sports field and pavilion, and many thriving clubs and societies.


The parish is particularly well served by open spaces including the Uley Millennium Green and about 25 miles of rural footpaths and bridleways, including a short section of the Cotswold Way. Consequently, the area is popular with both local residents and visitors for recreational walking, cycling and horse riding.


Banner photograph courtesy of Rupert Russell photography www.rsdrphoto.co.uk