Welcome to Haydon Wick Parish

DEVELOPING YOUR COMMUNITY

A snapshot of what we do

We are the Parish Council that wants to lead and develop our local community. We are self-aware and are committed to focussing on the urban issues that are important to the entire community.

Council Meetings

View our calendar of meetings, view agendas and read minutes

Councillors

Find your local Parish Councillor and see committee appointments

Volunteer Opportunities

Do you want to be a Haydon Wick Hero and offer your time to community projects?

Community Grants

If your community group is looking for funding to deliver a project, check our community grants scheme

Allotments & Leisure Gardens

Want to rent an allotment plot? View where and how

Parks & Open Spaces

View where our play parks are located . See what we are doing to make the parish a greener and more nature-friendly area

Community Bus

Find out how you can travel around the parish or hire our community bus

Events Calendar

See what’s happening within the Haydon Wick community

Latest news from the Council

Memory Café Update 1600 1200 Liz Matthews
Memory Café Update

🎶 The Arval Community Choir lifted spirits with their melodious voices at this week’s Memory Café! After the soulful tunes, we got creative with a serene forget-me-not painting workshop. Huge thanks to our community hero John Bowron for hand-cutting over 45 of these delicate shapes that will soon decorate our Sensory Garden at Goodearl Leisure…

Memory Café & Over 60’s – Vintage Swing Tea Dance 2333 1750 Liz Matthews
Memory Café & Over 60’s – Vintage Swing Tea Dance

✨Swing into the 1940s at our Vintage Swing Tea Dance!✨ Calling all dapper dames and swell gents! 🕺💃 Slip into your snazziest 40s threads and join us on July 25th for an afternoon of toe-tapping tunes and fancy footwork. Our special guest, Marvin Muoneké, “The Young Man with The Old Soul,” will serenade us with…

Commemorating the 80th Anniversary of D-Day 1512 2016 Liz Matthews
Commemorating the 80th Anniversary of D-Day

Residents from The Haven and Memory Café came together in a heart warming celebration to honour the remarkable D-Day Landings of World War II. The national dish of fish and chips was served, evoking cherished memories over a delicious meal. The talented singer Nicki Pearce graced us with her beautiful voice, serenading the room with…

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What others have to say

“I just wanted to acknowledge the hard work and dedication that goes into keeping our Parish beautiful ”

Christine

“I look forward to the Thursday once a month, I’ve learnt so much from others that services don’t provide, this journey is a scary place to be at times”

Jane - Companions Cafe

“The Companion Café is a much-needed place , we have no where else we can go to just relax for a while on our own with our thoughts and gain some valuable knowledge from others on the same journey”

Brian - Companions Cafe

“We would like to thank you for all for a wonderful morning thoroughly enjoyed it”

Dorothy

“Thank you for all your hard work, everyone enjoyed themselves at the Haven today“

Helen

“The Memory Café is fab, not just for the people living with Dementia, for us companions too, I’ve met and made so many friends, you all do a brilliant job”.

Sally
About Us

We are the Parish Council that wants to lead and develop our local community. We are self-aware and are committed to focussing on the urban issues that are important to the entire community.

 

Our Address
Haydon Wick Parish Council
Thames Avenue
Haydon Wick
Swindon
SN25 1QQ

 

 

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Our thanks to Mark Weaving, Phil Jefferies, Rimpy and Shohini Dutta Kanungo for many of the photographs used across the website

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