Following consultation within the parish and formal resolution by the Parish Council, Hutton Henry Parish Council has liaised with Durham County Council regarding changing the Parish Council name to Hutton Henry and Station Town Parish Council to better reflect the area covered. On 7 December 2022 Durham County Council formally approved the request. The change of name will become effective from 1 February 2023.
Bingo – Tuesday 30th August 11.45am @Wingate Community Centre
Do you feel isolated, lonely or just sick of being in the house as we head into winter? We are keen to support social interaction and a sense of togetherness during what are likely to be difficult times over the coming months.
Come and join us for bingo, pie & peas, tea & coffee and a good old-fashioned natter @Wingate Community Centre on Tuesday 1st November at 11:45am.
It’s free of charge (bingo is £2) and funded by both Hutton Henry & Wingate Parish Council’s. We welcome people from Wingate, Station Town and Hutton Henry, particularly those who perhaps don’t get the chance to get out much and would welcome the opportunity of socialising with others.
The last gathering was a great success and we are hoping this event will be bigger & better!
Please contact the Clerk to Hutton Henry PC using the contact details provided to register your attendance and order food.
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Parish Plan
The Parish Council have been working to produce a Parish Plan which highlights the objectives of the Council for the next 4 years.
The plan considers the issues facing the community and our ability to respond with the resources available. It is a planning tool to assist us with the practical decisions we must take, supported by a review process that helps us, and you, look back on our performance.
This is our first parish plan, prepared at a time of austerity with an emphasis placed on value for money, efficiencies, and collaboration. Hutton Henry Parish Council, as the first tier of local government, is uniquely situated to provide the forum for understanding and supporting the needs of this community. It provides advocacy on behalf of its residents, uses linkages to other organisations to bring in services, or directly procures them itself. Day-to-day, the council will seek solutions for the community, looking for skills and volunteers to make improvements to our surroundings or bringing neighbourhood issues to local attention to promote a better quality of life for all. Above all your parish council is here to help, support and encourage.
The plan can be accessed here parish plan 2022
