BROMYARD
B4214
Munderfield Stocks
Acton Beauchamp
A465
B4214
Gill Churchill
Chair 2019-2020
Avenbury Parish
The next
Parish Council
Meeting is
17th September
commencing at
7:30pm
at Bromyard Hall
Meeting agendas and
minutes are on the
Diary page
Avenbury Parish Council
Welcome to Avenbury
Parish Council Web site
Avenbury sits to the South South East of the town of
Bromyard, of which it is a district.
The Council comprises of five councillors and their
responsibility covers some 200 electorate.
The Parish no longer contains a church or any amenities so
the Council does not have any areas of responsibility, just
the two main villages within the area – Avenbury and
Munderfeld.
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Planning
On the Search
Applications Tab
enter the
keyword
(e.g. Avenbury)
Click
The last 5
Applications will
appear. Click the
Application you
want or select all
of the
Applications.
Scroll down
slightly and
Click
Your chosen
Application
details will
appear with all of
the details
available for you
to view, download
and comment on.
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Instructions
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Council Diary
Please click date to see
agendas and Minutes of
your Council’s meetings
in
2019
Please note that Parish Council meetings
are usually held in Bromyard Public Hall
commencing at
7:30pm
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Archives
Agendas and minutes 2017
2018
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Finance
AVENBURY PC
ANNUAL
FISCAL REPORTS
YEAR 2017-2018
AVENBURY PC
ANNUAL
FISCAL REPORTS
YEAR 2018-2019
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News & Notices
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What does it all mean?
Visits - This is the one piece of
information that you really want to
know. A visit is one individual visitor who
arrives at the web site and proceeds to
browse. A visit counts all visitors, no
matter how many times the same visitor
may have been to the site.
Pages - This is also called Impression.
Once a visitor arrives at the website,
they will search around on a few more
pages. On average, a visitor will look at
about 2.5 pages. Each individual page a
visitor views is tracked as a page
Hits - The real Black Sheep in the
family. The average person thinks that
a hit means a visit but it is very
different A Hit actually refers to the
number of files downloaded on the site,
this could include photos, graphics, etc.
Picture the average web page, it has
photos (each photo is a file and hence a
hit) and lots of buttons (each button is
a file and hence a hit). On average,
each page will include 15 hits.
Hits are sometimes wrongly quoted to
show how successful a site is
Website Performance
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What does my Parish Council do?
Your parish or town council has an overall
responsibility for the well-being of your
local community. Their work falls into three
main categories:
• representing your local community
• delivering services to meet local needs
• striving to improve quality of life in the parish
Your council might provide and maintain the
following services:
• allotments • bridleways • burial grounds • bus shelters • car parks
• commons • community transport schemes • crime reduction measures
• footpaths • leisure facilities • litter bins • local youth projects
• open spaces • public lavatories • planning • street cleaning • street lighting
• tourism activities • traffic calming measures• village green
They will work with larger councils in your
area called ‘principal councils’ to agree
which of these services the parish or town
council should be in charge of.
Principal councils are larger councils such as a district or county
council, metropolitan borough council or a unitary authority.
What your Council does
