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RESULTS UPDATE:  Parish Council meeting about the Crown Inn held at the Cedar Hall Wed 22nd Feb: more details here

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oakleafWelcome, whether a resident or visitor, we hope you will find much of interest about the parish of Dilwyn on this website. Taking the time to explore the various menus and articles should reward you with some very useful information about the parish and its north Herefordshire location. We are constantly updating and adding to this website, so it is worth visiting regularly to keep up to date with the latest news and information.

oakleafMentioned in the Domesday book, present day Dilwyn is the result of more than a 1,000 years of settlement. Because of this, Dilwyn has many historic buildings and interesting features. The central village itself is designated as a conservation area. However, Dilwyn civil parish includes much more than the central village. Within the 6400 acres of the parish are the hamlets of Sollers Dilwyn, Little Dilwyn, The Haven, Hill Top, The Hurst, Headland, Bearton, Bidney, Henwood, Stockmoor and Stockingfield amongst others. There are over 200 dwellings with a population of 758 (2001 census).

oakleafDilwyn is located in the popular tourist area of North-West Herefordshire. The county is one of the most rural and least populated in England. The area has much to offer to visitors who seek beautiful countryside, a slower pace of life and relatively quite roads.

oakleafDilwyn is an ideal starting point for touring the local trail of black and white villages. Time spent by visitors looking at the church of St Mary, examining the pretty local buildings and cottages, strolling on the green and perhaps visiting the pub and its garden will give a taste of the desirable quality of life enjoyed by this community.
UPDATE: Crown Inn Meeting 22/2
At a  meeting held at the Cedar Hall on Wednesday 22nd February, attended by some 150 people, over 70% of  those present voted to back the Parish... Read more...
Community of Engagement Statement of Intent
Community of Engagement Statement of Intent The Council is intending to adopt the Power of Well-Being and as part of this process is required to ... Read more...
Show: Help Needed
Dilwyn Show We could do with a few volunteers to help on the day of the Dilwyn show - 7/5/2012: Help on the gate for a couple of hours taking ... Read more...
Community Computing
During November and December a Community Computer Access course was held at Dilwyn school using the new computer equipment. The initial course... Read more...
Weobley & Dist History Programme
Weobley & District History Society Meetings to come:- 22nd February Traditional songs, games & rhymes from Herefordshire & ... Read more...
Walking for Health
Walking for Health. The closest thing to perfect Exercise! Did you know that walking can.... Make you feel good, give you more energy, reduce stress,... Read more...
Tree falls near Townsend
During the night of 4th/5th of January, a tree of approximately 5ft in diameter was blown down opposite Townsend House blocking the road. Pictures by... Read more...
The School Nativity
St Mary’s Church, Monday 12th December 2011 Full marks and a star for excellence to pupils and support staff for their performance of the... Read more...
Dilwyn Orchards
Traditional orchards in Herefordshire - can you help? Traditional orchards are a valuable and distinctive feature of the landscape in many parts of... Read more...
School Newsletter
This is the latest school news letter for the Christmas term half  
The week of Remembrance
THE WEEK OF REMEMBRANCE: NOVEMBER 2011 During the week leading up to Remembrance Sunday, the pupils of St. Mary's School, Dilwyn were shown several... Read more...
Carols on the Green
CAROLS on the GREEN: WEDNESDAY, 14th DECEMBER: Start: 6.45pm Dilwyn Parish Council & St. Mary's Choir, backed by a Salvation Army Band, will... Read more...
Police Bulletin 17/11
KINGTON RURAL LOCAL POLICING TEAMMONTHLY bulletin 17th November 2011 Recent Incidents: GOOD NEWS STORY THEFT:On the 9th of November 2011 offenders... Read more...
Coffee Morning 15/10 Pictures
Pictures from the Coffee Morning 15/10 The Coffee Morning, organised by Gill Okell, raised £2,200 for Therapy Resources in the Cantilupe Ward at the... Read more...
2011 In Bloom result
2011 Heart of England in Bloom Awards Village: 301-1,000 Dilwyn in Bloom Silver-Gilt Award Dilwyn in Bloom Silver-Gilt... Read more...
Let's Grow Vouchers
We are again collecting Morrison Let's Grow vouchers which are available in Morrisons until 30th October, 2011. If you can help we would be very... Read more...
Possible future for The Crown Inn
Explanation of how a community owned pub could be financed The freehold of our village pub - The Crown Inn - is currently up for sale from Punch... Read more...
Cedar Club News
DILWYN CEDAR CLUB MAY MEETING For our visit to Gloucester Quays on 19th May, the sun shone and everyone enjoyed wandering around the historic and... Read more...
Cedar Club Meeting 16 June
DILWYN CEDAR CLUB NEXT MEETING: Thursday, 16th June Gill Beatty will give an illustrated talk entitled: ‘A Buddhist/Chinese Wedding’. Gill... Read more...
Another Successful Show
Dilwyn's annual May Day Show took place at Fields Place on the 2nd May in glorious sunshine but with a keen wind. The show committee's efforts were... Read more...
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oaktreeEvents Diary
All events at the Cedar Hall unless otherwise stated

With the Crown closed events there are subject to change
- contact the event organiser for details of changes

February 2012
  • Fri 3rd Quiz Night 7.00pm
  • Mon 6th Computer Course Starts 7pm School
  • Tue 7th RBL Guest Speaker 7.45pm Crown Inn
  • Thu 9th WI Supper Perrymead
  • Fri 10th Public Meeting: Tyrrells Planning Application
  • Tue 14th Parish Council Meeting 7.30pm
  • Wec 15th RBL Prize Draw 7.30pm Venue TBA
  • Thu 16th Cedar Club Meeting 2.30pm
  • Fri 17th Flicks - ‘Very Annie Mary' 7.30pm * Changed Programme
  • Sat 25th Dilwyn ‘In Balloon' Race 2.00pm Playing Field
  • Tue 28th RBL Guest Speaker 7.45pm Venue TBA
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Services for February

5th Evening Prayer 4.00pm
12th Choral Holy Communion* 11.00am
19th All ages together 11.00am
26th Holy Communion 9.30am

Services for March

4th Songs of Praise 4.00pm
11th Choral Holy Communion 1.00am          
18th Mothering Sunday: All Ages Together 11.00am
25th Holy Communion 9.30am


Holy Communion every Tuesday at 10.30am

Evening Prayer is the traditional language Service (Book of Common Prayer). Holy Communions are the modern Common Worship Services, with hymns on Sundays. 'All Ages Together' is a less formal Service suitable for everyone.

*For this service, we shall be pleased to welcome the Archdeacon of Hereford, The Venerable Paddy Benson, who will lead us in worship.


Evening Prayer: Changes of Times. During the months of November, December, January, February and March, this service will commence at 4.00pm.

MOTHERS' UNION: Tuesday, 6th March at 4, Probert Crescent at 2.00pm. [Contact: Rosemary Brown on 01568 720352]

CHOIR PRACTICE: Wednesday, 7th March in Church.

'THE LINK': Copies of this magazine are now available in Church.


WOMEN'S WORLD DAY OF PRAYER:
Women's World Day of Prayer - Friday 2nd March at 10.30am at Weobley Methodist Chapel. This year, the service has been prepared by the women of Malaysia.  All (including men!) are welcome.

ANNUAL CHURCH GENERAL MEETING: Thursday, 15th March in the Cedar Hall at 7.00pm.


CLERGY CONTACTS:

Revd. John Theaker: 01568 720472; e-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Leominster Priory Office: 01568 612124 (For arranging Baptisms, Weddings, Funerals or for any other reasons)

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Baptist Church, Leominster : 01568-708247

Methodist Church, Weobley & Leominster : 01568-612406

Roman Catholic Church, Weobley : 01544-318325
More...
List of Village Organisations and Useful ContactsTel:
Cedar ClubAnne Gerrish
Chris Jennings
Leader
Treasurer
01544 318633
01544 319190
Cedar HallCaroline Carter
Bookings
01544 318016
Community First
Responder
Gerry Duncan01544 318504
Community Police
Officer
Jo Ellis07977 098394
Crown Inn

Dilwyn in BloomJulia Hall
Ruth Ford
01544 318221
01544 388801
Dilwyn ShowJohn SpackmanChairman01544 318514
Hereford TimesErica CreerDilwyn Corresp01544 318880
Mothers UnionSheila Rees01544 318550
Neighbourhood WatchJohn Abley
Len Beach
01544 318670
01544 318319
Parish CouncilPeter Kyles
Lynn Pugh
Chairman
Parish Clerk
01544 318526
01432 830737
PlaygroupMadeleine Spinks
Suzy Jack
Chairman
Coordinator
01544 318471
07975 994309
RainbowsBarbara Brown01544 318145
Royal British LegionEdward Jones01544 318209
School
01544 318277
School PTFABarbara Brown01544 318145
St. Mary’s ChurchTom HawksleyChurchwarden01544 318007
W.l.Elaine Russ
Lesley Hay
Chairman
Secretary
01544 319363
01544 318616
YFCJohn HansonChairman07791 061232
YogaJean Lupton01544 318874


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schoollogoDilwyn CoE School
Continuing to survive
after 165 years of existance.
in-bloomDilwyn in Bloom
Dilwyn's community enhancing
In Bloom scheme.
websml2Dilwyn's History
Bringing Dilwyn's past to life from
Domesday to more recent times
Cedar Hall2The Cedar Hall is Dilwyn's community hall and is an excellent facility for wedding receptions and parties of any description, as well as for meetings, film show, etc. The rates are very competitive and compare most favourably with similar facilities elsewhere.
rbl logoRoyal British Legion
Dilwyn's RBL branch.
nhw logoNeighbourhood Watch
Dilwyn's NHW scheme.
Cedar Club
Dilwyn senior's afternoon club.
WI logoW.I.
Dilwyn's Womens Institute.
pgroupPlaygroup
Dilwyn Cedar Hall
Monday and Tuesday:
9:00am - 12:00pm
12:00 - 1:00pm (Lunch club)
1:00 - 3:00pm
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday and Friday:
9:00am - 12:00pm
12:00 - 1:00pm (Lunch club)
Suzy (Coordinator)
07975 994309