Meetings are held at Crudwell Village Hall at 7 p.m.
28th April 2026 – Parish Council meeting Agenda is here.
Meetings are held at Crudwell Village Hall at 7 p.m.
28th April 2026 – Parish Council meeting Agenda is here.
These works involve application of surface dressing, associated treatments and reinstatement of road markings where required.
The works will commence on Tuesday 28th April 2026 and will be completed by Thursday 30th April 2026 between the hours of 07:00 and 19:00, however on occasions they may over run due to uncontrollable circumstances such as plant breakdowns, if weather conditions are unfavourable, or occasionally we discover the need for additional repairs once the work has started. There will be advance information signs erected on site giving confirmed start dates.
Due to the nature of the works and the local environment, the works will be carried out within a temporary road closure, to ensure that adequate health & safety is maintained for the contractor & local residents.
Road markings and associated treatments will need to be completed at a later date.
The Contractor will maintain pedestrian access for residents for the duration of the works; but depending upon what operation is being undertaken and where it’s being undertaken residents may find that when accessing or egressing from their property in their vehicle, they may experience a delay and have to wait for plant to be moved out of the carriageway.
Signing will be in place advising that local businesses will be open as usual. Details can be found here https://one.network/?tm=GB147871701
We have been asked to extend our Regulation 14 consultation by Wiltshire Council. The consultation which commenced on the 1st of March will now end at 5pm on Monday the 25th of May. You will find the Neighbourhood Plan on the link below together with a questionnaire which you can complete online and the other associated Neighbourhood Plan documents.
It is essential that we complete the new Neighbourhood Plan to help avoid unwanted large speculative housing applications which is a real risk given Government new homes targets and a deficiency in the required numbers of new houses in Wiltshire. The Plan will help ensure that any housing development in Crudwell is at a scale, pace, design and affordability which is acceptable and sustainable.
Please view the Crudwell Neighbourhood Plan, summary and questionnaire to share your views on the proposed plan.
Have your say on proposed changes to parking charges from Wiltshire Council
A statutory consultation has been launched by Wiltshire Council on proposed changes to parking charges across the county. The consultation opened on Thursday 9 April and will run until Wednesday 5 May, as part of the Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) process.
Details of the consultation can be found here and for Malmesbury specifically here – if you have views please take the opportunity to comment.
People can respond using the online form, via email, by writing to the Traffic Order Team or by using the online form.
Wiltshire Council’s future waste services feedback survey is now open. The survey will gather feedback on current household waste and recycling habits, use of Household Recycling Centres (HRCs), and residents’ views on service changes, including the move to three weekly general household waste collections, alongside new weekly food waste collections coming in 2027 and additional recycling options. We would like to encourage you to share your views via the survey.
Please complete the survey before 5pm on Friday 17 April.
Below are the anticipated dates (dependent on weather conditions) and links to One.Network for our Surface Dressing Programme from Wiltshire Council.
C76 (Part), Crudwell; 28 – 30 April 2026 https://one.network/?tm=GB147871701
C92 (Part), Crudwell and Hankerton; 28 – 30 April 2026 https://one.network/?tm=GB147871253
https://api-gb.one.network/downloads/tm/1142/c97-part-crudwell_149217515_4105789_4295a6a011.pdf
Please see the above link to an urgent closure notice for C97 (Part), Crudwell commencing 23rd March 2026.
To enable: Wiltshire Council to carry out urgent tree safety works and other associated works.
The closure can also be found on one.network here: https://one.network/?tm=GB149217515
As you are aware, a year ago we expanded our Wiltshire Connect Demand Responsive Transport Scheme to cover the area north of Malmesbury, including Charlton, Hankerton, Crudwell, Oaksey, Minety and Ashton Keynes. This has been very well received, but one of the main requests made since then is for the scheme to be extended so that that Wiltshire residents can also use it to travel to/from Cirencester.
At the moment the only bus service that links this area with Cirencester is bus route 93/93A which runs approximately every 2 hours on Mondays to Saturdays. However apart from the journeys that serve Malmesbury school, these services are not well used and loadings of less than 6 passengers per trip are not uncommon. Those passengers could easily be accommodated on the Wiltshire Connect minibuses and so it has been decided that the most cost effective way to provide a public transport service to this area, would be to replace most journeys on the 93/93A bus service by extending the Wiltshire Connect area to include Cirencester Hospital, College and Town Centre. This should also give residents greater flexibility on when they can travel, with earlier and later journeys to/from Cirencester a possibility, as well as to/from Malmesbury.
This change will take place from 6th April 2026 and the area it will cover is shown in the attached leaflet. Just one journey in each direction will remain on ordinary bus service 93 and this will be timed to cater for students travelling to/from Malmesbury School (this is shown on the attached timetable). At other times, passengers wishing to travel to/from Malmesbury from the villages currently served by route 93 will need to book a journey on the Wiltshire Connect service.
Please note that this change will not affect Malmesbury area bus services 41, 90 and 99 which will continue to operate, albeit with some slight adjustments to the timetable, mainly to improve reliability.
There are two ways to book the Wiltshire Connect minibuses. The easiest (and preferred) option is to use the Wiltshire Connect mobile phone App and details of how to download this are contained in the attached leaflet and also on the Wiltshire Connect website at www.connectingwiltshire.co.uk/royal-wootton-bassett-malmesbury/ . However those without a smart phone can also book a seat on the bus by ringing our telephone booking line on 01225 712900 between 9am and 5pm on weekdays. Please note that whilst bookings can be made on the day, we strongly recommend booking earlier than this in order to secure transport at your preferred time.
We are currently preparing a leaflet to explain these changes to passengers and this will be distributed to passengers next week. However any help you can give us in publicising this change to residents in your area would be very much appreciated. We will also be holding a roadshow outside Malmesbury Town Hall between 9am & 2pm on Thursday 26th March, where residents will be able to pick up leaflets and obtain further information about the changes.
We hope that residents in your area will find that this change improves the public transport available to them and if you wish to know more about how the Wiltshire Connect Scheme works, please feel free to reply to this email or visit the Wiltshire Connect website at www.wiltshireconnect.co.uk .