Annual Parish Community Meet

The 2023 Community meeting will be Friday 26th May from 6pm in the village hall

Because there is already much more going on this year, the Annual Parish Community Meeting will be held in the village hall, with cheese, wine, tea and coffee served from 6pm. The Chair of the Parish Council will deliver the councils report to the parish at 6.30pm.

Remember, the Community Meeting is NOT a council meeting, its just where the council has to deliver it’s annual report to the people it serves. It’s a community affair that celebrates the groups and people that make Keevil such an amazing place to live, work, and raise a family.

Although we’ve scaled things back a little this year, there’ll still be representation of some of our village groups, so do put the date in your diary and come join us for a glass of wine!

AGENDA: Agenda 2023_05_26 Annual Parish Community Meeting
ANNUAL REPORT: Annual Report 2022-23_final

Any questions or enquiries >> Geoff or Sarah, contact details here..

The 2022 Annual Parish Community Meeting was held on Friday 27^th May on the Banfield Recreation Ground

with family activities and refreshments from 4.30pm, and the Parish Meeting proper starting at 6pm

Keevil CPT – PCSOs Janet Gould and Mel Culliford

Keevil WI

Warrant Officer Ronnie Jansen of 47RA

Wiltshire Air Ambulance and 47RA

Walking Group and Folk Night

Girlguiding

Keevil Cricket Club

Parish Community event 2022

Keevil Cricket Club

CPT with Chair of the Parish Council 2022-23 Alex Goodwin

Keevilians enjoying the sunshine

Wiltshire Air Ambulance and 47RA

Keevilians enjoying the sunshine

Each year the Parish Council has to report to the village on its activities over the last year; this is done at a Parish meeting which, although chaired by the Parish Council, is not a Council meeting and all parishioners are welcome to attend, and to speak on matters they feel are important to our community.

This year, we did things a little differently and made it a real community affair that truly celebrated the groups and people that make Keevil such an amazing place to live, work, and raise a family.

After two years of Covid restrictions, it was time to remember just how much Keevil has to offer: to children, families, and the perennially young at heart, and especially all the new residents who’ve arrived in this special pocket of Wiltshire countryside!

The many and varied groups that are such an integral party of our village life all came along with stands of information, people to talk to, and lots of activities for youngsters, including cooking round a camp fire with members of the Girlguiders, a few overs with Keevil Cricket Club, artistic creativity with the Art Group, dressing-up with the Drama Group costumes, and much more – from the Walking Group to the Community Shed, the Women’s Institute, and everything in between – plus the Keevil Singers performed a chorus or two of some popular songs!

Member of the Community Policing Team (CPT), PCSO Janet Gould and PCSO Mel Culliford were present; members of the 47th Regiment Royal Artillery, who fly the Watchkeeper Tactical Uncrewed Aircraft System which completed successful trials from Keevil Airfield last year, were there with information and to talk to, as were representatives of the Wiltshire Air Ambulance.

Even more importantly, the free refreshments and good neighbourly company made this an afternoon to remember. Thanks a million to everyone for all their hard work, not least to the Marquee Erection team, and to the organising team Geoff West, Alison Rasey, Bob Ayres, Diane Bouault, Sarah Dow, Simon Newton, and Stacy Gough. Any questions or enquiries >> Geoff or Sarah, contact details here.

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