Serving the people of Stroud to create a thriving, sustainable community

The Council

Stroud Town Council covers the Civil Parish of Stroud. The pages below include lots of information about the council, how it functions and it's responsibilities. Please click on the pages below to find out more.

  • About the Council

    Who we are and what we do. Includes information about Councillors, Committees, The Mayor, Meetings, Agendas & Minutes and Finance.

  • Burial Service

    Information about burials and memorials in Stroud Cemetery.

  • Grants and Funding

    Find out about community grants and how to apply.

  • Green Spaces

    Information about the Green Spaces in the town looked after by the Town Council.

  • Documents

    All our documents are stored here, you can search and filter to easily find the documents of interest.

  • Parish Boundary and Ward Maps

    Maps showing the boundary of Stroud Town Council and the six wards that make up the parish. Available to download as PDFs.

  • Contact Us

    This page contains an online form for easy communication with the council and a location map for the council office.

  • Vacancies

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Covid-19

Covid-19 – UPDATE – 29th March 2021

STAY AT HOME, PROTECT THE NHS, SAVE LIVES.
Some of the restrictions have changed from 29th March 2021.
Current government restrictions for Stroud.

Roadmap for changes to restrictions

In line with the latest government advice our office remains closed to the public and staff are working from home. We are contactable by email or telephone during our normal office hours.

We can offer socially distanced, one-to-one appointments for Stroud Town residents, for matters that cannot be dealt with remotely, for example signing documents.

Our Council and Committee meetings are now taking place on Zoom.

Further advice and support

NHS health advice

Stroud District Council advice

Gloucestershire County Council advice

The Stroud Coronavirus Community response group continue to offer a wide range of information and support to people in the Stroud area on Facebook or their website.

Funding is still available from our Community Resilience Fund to support local voluntary sector agencies and community groups helping vulnerable people during the crisis.

For further updates please follow us on:

Helen Bojaniwska, Town Clerk
29/3/2021

Last updated: Fri, 09 Apr 2021 11:22