Weobley
at the heart of the Herefordshire 'Black & White' trail
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Travelling into Hereford? Changes to cashless parking in the City.....
JustPark is the new official cashless parking provider for Hereford council-owned parking spaces and where parking sessions can be booked via the JustPark app. This is available on iOS and Android which is free to download (see below link) or from their official app store.
Alternatively, payment for parking can also be made using Cash on site, via the JustPark website or by calling 01432 805339,
Could you be a Parish Councillor?
You will help to make all kinds of decisions on issues that affect our local community, with probably the most common topics involving planning matters and roads & highways.
Like to know more ?
Contact us at [email protected]
Traffic Calming Update
from Weobley Parish Council
Traffic Calming - At the end of 2024, we received the final designs for a traffic calming scheme for the village. In late 2023 we were consulted by a Project Manager for Highways and Transport Delivery at Herefordshire Council over proposals to install traffic calming at the schools. This would be paid for by the S106 Highway allocation of funds levied from the development at Garnstone Drive. The Parish Council highlighted the issues with traffic speeds experienced elsewhere in the village and asked that this also be considered, although in response to enquiries about a reduction to 20 mph limit, we were told that despite trial schemes elsewhere in the county, this is no longer Herefordshire Council policy.
The design process seems to have taken longer than anticipated. During the past year you may have seen consultation notices posted on our noticeboards regarding the extension of the 30mph limit on Gadbridge Road, on the B4230 near the Ley turn and by the schools near Pepperplock, which are all part of the scheme. The final design comprises road marking and signage throughout the village, enforcing the existing 30 mph limit. Included in the design are alternating locations for a Speed Indicator Device. Installation of the scheme is expected to take place in early summer this year.
Details of where the calming measures will be sited can be found on the Weobley Parish Council web site using the button below or will be on display in the Village Library
Weobley & District Gardening Society
Meetings at 7:30 on the 2nd Thursday of each month at the Village Hall
For further information please contact Richard Faulkner (Chair) 07503223810 or [email protected]
Keeping your mind & body active in Weobley
We have a huge range of clubs and socities active on our doorsteps just waiting to welcome you. From Art Classes to Yoga and loads in between, why not take a look at the list of Weobley and District Clubs & Socities on the Community page to see what's waiting for you.
Keeping Our Local History Alive
The Society runs an active calendar of events throughout the year, meeting at the Village Hall with visiting speakers on the 4th Monday of each month January to April and September to November with visits & summer events June to August.
To find out more about us and forthcoming events, please contact Sue Browning at [email protected]
Bringing everyone closer to nature
Meeting on the first Thursday of each month at the Village Hall, the Weobley Branch runs a packed agenda of events throughout the year with guest speakers, outdoor activities, visits to local sites of natural interest and lively Q&A sessions.
Why not come along and join in. Everyone's welcome.
Why not join us for a walk around Weobley
Most Saturday mornings there are organised walks along the extensive footpaths around the village and we have two groups - the first starting at 08.00am at the Wild Goose Chase for those with dogs (although if you don't have one, you're very welcome to join in) and the second starting at 09.00am at the Rose Garden for those who prefer to walk without dogs.
Everyone is very welcome whether you're a regular or just visiting the village.
Don't forget. The Mobile Post Office van visits the village centre twice a week
Wednesday : 9.45am - 11.15am Friday : 1.30pm - 3.00pm
Broad Steet, Weobley
Please drive slowly in the Village
Speed limits are set for a reason and exceeding them is illegal. The minimum penalty for speeding is £100 fine and three points added to your licence. Receiving 12 or more points within three years may disqualify you from driving.
If you’re a newly qualified driver and receive six points during the first two years after passing your test, your licence will automatically be cancelled (revoked). To get it back you’ll need to apply and pay for a new provisional licence and pass both theory and practical tests again.
