The Parish Office is manned Monday to Friday 9am – 5pm but there will be times when the clerk is unavailable. We endeavour to respond to emails and calls within three working days. Please do not call at weekends PLEASE NOTE from 29th September the office number to contact the Clerk is Phone: 07739719079 or Email: admin@bisley-with-lypiatt.gov.uk |
We now have a casual vacancy for a Councillor for Bisley, which we can co-opt for. If you would like to become a Parish Cllr please contact the Clerk by email admin@bisley-with-lypiatt.gov.uk
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Have your say on the highway – Gloucestershire County Council
Gloucestershire residents are being asked for their views on all things highways this week after a new survey was launched. The survey asks residents for their views on road condition, grass verges, pavements, street lighting, road signs and more.
Gloucestershire County Council want more detail on what residents think at a local level. They’re also offering anyone who completes the survey the opportunity to take part in further focus groups to offer more detailed feedback.
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Highways issues
If you need to report any issues regarding:
- potholes
- drainage
- verge cutting
- pavements
Then please use the GCC Highways reporting tool Your Highways – Report it – Highways (gloucestershire.gov.uk)
Please note that this year most verges will be cut in June. If an area becomes a safety issue then do report it using the link above and someone should come out and strim it with 48 hours
Please note that verges are only cut a meter back from the road, unless on a corner or junction when they are allowed to cut up to 9 meters back
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The Civil Parish of Bisley-with-Lypiatt is in the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) to the east of Stroud, Gloucestershire in the south west of England. The parish is bounded by the neighbouring parishes of Chalford, Edgeworth, Miserden, Painswick and Thrupp.
The parish is split into three wards, based on the the hilltop villages of Bisley, Eastcombe and Oakridge, together with their surrounding hamlets -Far Oakridge, Waterlane, Tunley, Througham, Lypiatts and Bournes Green.
See maps showing local footpaths around our villages here: Bisley, Eastcombe, Oakridge