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Wendover Parish Council - View from the Clock Tower

Community Awards

Do you know someone who goes above and beyond for our community? Someone who makes a real difference through their kindness, dedication, or hard work? Now’s your chance to nominate them for the Wendover Community Awards 2025 and give them the recognition they deserve!

Award Categories:

  • Young Volunteer of the Year (16-21)

  • Lifetime Achievement

  • Business of the Year

  • Service with a Smile

  • Volunteer of the Year

  • Neighbour of the Year

Nominate online at www.wendover-pc.gov.uk/community-awards or by posting your form through the Clock Tower door. The deadline is Friday 21 March 2025.

Winners will be awarded at the Parish Council’s Annual General Meeting. Let’s celebrate our local heroes! Nominate someone today and help us recognise those who make Wendover a better place.

Community Showcase

Are you part of a local organisation looking for new volunteers, members, or supporters? Or do you want to showcase what your organisation offers to the local community?

The Community Showcase at the Annual Parish Meeting is the perfect opportunity to connect with the Wendover community.

6-7pm on Thursday 17th April at Wendover Library

This is a fantastic chance to promote your organisation, recruit volunteers, and engage with local residents. Stands are free, but spaces are limited – secure yours today.

To book a stand or find out more, please email estates@wendover-pc.gov.uk.

Allotments

Wendover Parish Council has allotment plots available for an April 2025 start at both our sites:

  • Hogtrough Lane

  • London Road

Interested? Fill out a form at www. wendover-pc.gov.uk/allotments or email estates@wendover-pc.gov.uk for more info.

Senior Estates and Grounds Person

The Council are pleased to announce that our estates and grounds person, Stefan Ziolkowski, has been promoted to senior estates and grounds person.

Stefan has been an invaluable member of the team since he started working for Wendover Parish Council in October 2017. He is hardworking and dedicated to ensuring Wendover is a beautiful place to live, work and visit.

The Council believes that the passion Stefan has for his job will continue to increase in this new position, where he will be assisting the Council with projects to maintain and enhance Wendover’s open spaces and amenities.

Ivy Volunteers Needed

Are you looking for a new project this year? Or do you want to get out more and meet new people?

You can join the group of ivy volunteers that have been working hard over the past year by cutting ivy at the base of trees. The Tree Safety Report commissioned by Wendover Parish Council recommended doing this work to safeguard the trees. Doing this also protects trees from the ‘sail effect’ where heavy growth of ivy makes trees vulnerable to damage in strong wind; ivy prevents photosynthesis which weakens the trees.

If you think you might like to help with this work, why not come along for a session and see if this is for you? The volunteers meet at the Clock Tower at 10:30am on the 1st and 3rd Mondays each month. Equipment and protective gear are provided.

If you’d like any more information on this please contact estates@wendover-pc.gov.uk

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