Evesham Town Council

22/10/2026

🌍 Another opportunity to see the National Emergency Briefing film!

Following a successful screening at Evesham Town Hall, attended by 67 residents, there’s another chance to watch this important film at the Evesham Green Fair on Saturday 24th October, from 10am to 3.30pm at the Town Hall. 🎬

The film features experts explaining how the climate and nature crisis could affect our food, weather and national security.

The previous screening prompted thoughtful discussion, with residents highlighting both their concerns and the hope that positive action can make a difference. There was also a strong call for urgent action and ideas for how Evesham Town Council can help.

🌱 Come along to learn more, share your thoughts and be part of the conversation!

22/10/2026

🌿🌍 COME ALONG TO OUR GREEN FAIR! 🌍🌿

📅 Saturday 24th October 📍 Evesham Town Hall ⏰ 10am – 3.30pm

Join us for a fantastic day celebrating our environment, local wildlife and the wonderful work being done to protect our planet! 💚

🌱 Meet local organisations, including: 🦋 Worcestershire Wildlife Trust 🌳 Vale Landscape Heritage Trust 🌿 And many more!

🎬 National Emergency Briefing film screening ☕ Refreshments available

Come along, discover what’s happening in your local community, find out how we can all make a difference, and enjoy a great day together!

💚 Everyone welcome — we look forward to seeing you there!

📢 Please share this post and help spread the word!

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20/10/2026

🔥 Evesham Bonfire & Fireworks Night! 🔥

Get ready for an unforgettable evening at Corporation Meadow on the 5th November!

✨ Gates open at 5 PM — don’t miss out on:
🎶 Live Music
🔥 A Giant Bonfire
💥 Epic Fireworks Display
🍔 Tasty Street Food
🍹 Licensed Bar
🎠 Fun Fairground Rides

All in aid of The Mayor’s Charities, so every ticket helps support great local causes ❤️

🎟️ Tickets available now!
Get yours in advance from the Almonry /TIC or simply scan the QR code on the poster to buy online.

Parking will not be available at Corporation Meadow or the Viaduct Meadow car park, except for disabled blue badge holders.

Tag your friends, wrap up warm, and join us for one of Evesham’s favourite nights of the year! 🎇

14/10/2026

Evesham Town Council has gifted a donation to all the schools in Evesham to spend on literacy resources.

Cllr. Mrs. Marion Griffiths was warmly welcomed by Mrs. Victoria Reilly, Key Stage 2 Lead, English Lead and Year 3 Teacher to St. Andrew's, CE Primary School, and Nursery and she gave her a guided tour of the school.

Mrs. Reilly said, ' With such a tight budget, we are delighted to have had extra funding from Evesham Town Council for literacy resources. It has been so worthwhile as it has allowed us to buy a set of guided reading books for the children, which allows all of them to have a great immersive reading experience.'

She also added that St Andrew's would like other councillors to visit the school and that the school would like to develop further links with the community.

08/10/2026

🚨 SAVE THE DATE – IT’S AUCTION TIME! 🚨

Fancy trying something a bit different? 😄

🧱 Spend a day Stone Walling
🧈 Have a go at old-fashioned Butter Churning
🚂 Or bid for a Family Ticket valid for a whole year at the Severn Valley Steam Railway!

…and that’s just the start! 🎉

Join us for the Evesham Almonry Museum Restoration Appeal Fundraising Auction ❤️

📅 Saturday 24 October
📍 Ecgwins Club, Evesham
🕖 Auction starts 7pm
🍽️ £15 includes a ploughman’s supper

👀 View the lots from 1–3:30pm or from 6pm
🎟️ Raffle tickets just £1 with some great prizes!
💷 Cash or card accepted.

⚠️ Tickets must be booked by Friday 16 October!

📞 Tourist Information Office: 01386 446944
Gill: 07801 846049 | Sue: 07871 285606

Can’t make it? Absentee bids are welcome too!

Come along, have some fun, grab a bargain and help us restore Evesham’s wonderful historic Almonry Museum. ❤️

👉 Please share and help spread the word! 🙏

05/10/2026

Your chance to hear about climate, nature, food and energy security crises and a chance to discuss with fellow residents.

Please come along to the Town Hall this Friday 9th October, doors open at 6.30pm with the film starting at 7pm. FREE
Screening followed by public discussion and refreshements

30/09/2026

🎡 Mop Fair Community Ticket Initiative 2026

Evesham Town Council is delighted to launch its first Community Ticket Initiative, helping children from families experiencing financial hardship enjoy the Mop Fair.

🎟️ Complimentary children’s ride tickets are being distributed through local first schools to children eligible for free school meals.

The initiative was suggested by Councillor John Campbell-Muir, with funding for the tickets generously provided by Evesham Town Council and Edward Danter’s Fun Fair, Mop Fair Organiser.

A huge thank you to the local schools involved, who have been extremely supportive and co-operative in distributing the tickets and helping ensure they reach children who will benefit from them most.

We hope this initiative gives more local children the opportunity to enjoy the Mop Fair and creates some happy memories for families in our community. ❤️🎡

25/09/2026

25/09/2026

All welcome. Just drop in - 20th Oct at the Lighthouse

The Vale of Evesham PCN is developing Community Connections – a new programme of informal, quarterly community events designed to bring local residents and trusted organisations together in one welcoming space.

The first event will focus on financial wellbeing, with organisations who can offer information and support about benefits, debt, housing, employment and food security.

The event is not a formal advice clinic or a day of detailed assessments. Instead, residents will be able to drop in, meet local organisations, ask questions, and find out what support is available

21/09/2026

Wychavon District Council is asking residents , businesses and visitors to have their say on proposals to introduce new powers to help tackle dog fouling and encourage responsible dog ownership across the district.

The consultation period runs until Monday, 5th October 2026 on a proposed Dog Control Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO), which would give authorised officers clearer powers to respond when dog owners fail to act responsibly in public places.
Dog fouling remains one of the issues most regularly reported to the council. It is unpleasant, can be a health risk, and affects the enjoyment of parks, play areas, streets, and open spaces for everyone.

If introduced, the PSPO would require dog owners to clear up after their dogs and carry a suitable means of doing so. It would also prevent dogs from entering designated play areas and require owners to put their dog on a lead when asked to do so by an authorised officer.

The proposed order would allow the council to issue fixed penalty notices where authorised officers witness dog control offences. The council is now seeking feedback before any decision is made, to make sure the final approach reflects the needs and experiences of local communities.

Cllr Rob Adams, Executive Board Member for Strong Communities, Culture and Sport, said: “We know most dog owners act responsibly, but dog fouling and poor dog control can have a real impact on our communities and the places people use every day.
“These proposals are about keeping public spaces clean, safe, and welcoming for everyone. We want to hear from residents, dog owners and anyone who uses our parks and open spaces before a decision is made, so I would encourage people to take a few minutes to share their views.”

Residents, dog owners, businesses, and anyone who uses Wychavon’s parks and open spaces are urged to respond before the consultation closes at midnight on Monday, 5 October 2026 . Feedback received will help shape the final proposals before a decision is made.
Do not miss your chance to have your say. Visit www.wychavon.gov.uk/consultations now and help decide how dog control issues should be managed across the district.

Your views are vital to us in providing the best services possible. That's why consultation is important and to share your views and suggestions.