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St Peter's is classed as a 'prospering suburb' in the 2001 census - it is a predominantly residential suburban parish on the southern edge of Worcester City, comprising approximately 4300 electors and 2600 households. St Peter's Parish Council comprises 9 councillors and it forms the first tier of local government for St Peter's residents; the second tier being Worcester City Council and the 3rd tier Worcestershire County Council.
The vast majority of local council services are provided to St Peter's by the City or County Council although the Parish Council may often be the first point of contact for local residents. Your council is proactive ensuring good links with the City and County Council, police and other key organisations - to ensure that local residents views are communicated and services are effectively delivered. The Council takes a particular interest in all planning matters relating to St Peters (the City has to consult with the Parish) and the environment, including litter and green-space maintenance. We also provide financial support to the Village Hall, grants to local community groups and undertake projects for the benefit of the community that lie within our power. Read more about first tier government in Worcestershire.
This web site is part of the Parish Council strategy to communicate effectively with the residents of St Peters whom we are elected to represent. The web site provides agendas and minutes of the Parish Council meetings, contact details for your councillors and other useful information and links. It also provides an easy means for you to send comments to the council via the 'contact us' link or to any individual councillor.
Our web site policy can be found here.
The next St. Peter’s community litter pick will occur on Saturday 23rd October 2-4pm. If you would like join in with the fun and help just turn up at St. Peter’s Baptist Church at 2pm on the day of the event. Tea, coffee and cake will be available in the church centre afterwards.
PACT meetings will be held at St Peters Baptist Church (St Peters Drive) 13th October 2010 starting at 19:30.
More information can be found on local policing in St Peters at http://www.westmercia.police.uk/
What's on in Worcester visit www.webworcester.co.uk
For information about events for young people in Worcestershire visit www.plugandplay.org.uk
A Newsletter from your City Councillor Roger Knight is available here .
Update on improvements to Gheluvelt Park.
If you have any news please contact us
Get involved with the fragile lives appeal and help to secure the future of Acorns so that we can continue to provide our vital care services to local life limited children. We cannot do this without your help and there are lots of ways you can get involved by volunteering and fundraising. To find out more or to request an information pack please visit www.acorns.org.uk or email fragilelives@acorns.org.uk or call us on 0845 120 6892.
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