Ilmington is a delightful Warwickshire village which lies at the northernmost tip of the Cotswolds, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Approximately 730 people live here, with many of the houses built with the local honey-coloured iron stone. It is known for the many footpaths that crisscross through the village and for the remnants of its historic, multi-variety apple orchards. The village boasts two pubs, a church, village hall, primary school, community shop and cafe and a large, well-supported playing field, which includes a playground and two tennis courts. Its active and sociable parishioners take part in a whole host of clubs and groups that are found in the village.
Meetings
The next Parish Council Meeting
is scheduled for 30 July 2020 and will be held via Zoom. Parishioners are welcome to join the meeting and details of how to do so are at the top of the Agenda.
The Council
The Parish Council is accountable to the electorate and is responsible for its actions.
Documents
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