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Your views are vital to help us provide the best services possible. We carry our consultation on various topics throughout the year. You can find information on consultations we are currently running below. You can also sign up to our email consultation list and we will send you an invite when a consultation is launched.
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Community Governance Review
A Community Governance Review is taking place in Guarlford and Madresfield. A third stage of public consultation is taking place between Tuesday 25 August and Tuesday 6 October to seek feedback on the following proposals:
- Recommendation: Group Guarlford Parish Council and Madresfield Parish Council, maintaining two separate civil parishes with one common parish council
- Parish name: Guarlford and Madresfield Parish Council
- Number of Councillors: 8 in total, 5 from Guarlford and 3 from Madresfield
- Date of first election: Thursday 6 May 2027
Further information about these proposals can be found in the pdf Amended Draft Recommendations (231 KB) . Responses to the stage 2 public consultation are available through the link: pdf Stage 2 Public Consultation (148 KB) .
Respond online at Complete the survey or by post to Electoral Services, Malvern Hills District Council, Avenue Road, Malvern WR14 3AF.
Additional documents
- pdf CGR Timetable (99 KB)
- pdf Terms of Reference Madresfield and Guarlford CGR (674 KB)
- pdf Draft Recommendations - Stage 2 (231 KB)
- pdf Stage 1 Consultation Responses (291 KB)
- pdf Stage 2 Consultation Responses (148 KB)
County-wide survey launched to understand public perceptions of air quality
Residents are being invited to complete a survey about air pollution by Worcestershire Regulatory Services (WRS), delivered in partnership with Worcestershire County Council.
The questionnaire aims to capture insights into issues like awareness and use of local air quality tools, lifestyle changes to improve air quality, and communication preferences on the important topic.
Visit www.worcsregservices.gov.uk/all-services/pollution/air-quality to take part.