In Warwickshire, there are three tiers of local government:
- Warwickshire County Council
- Stratford upon Avon District Council
- Snitterfield Parish Council (which covers Snitterfield, Pathlow and Heath End).
Warwickshire County Council is responsible for much of our infrastructure including:
- care and support for vulnerable people
- learning, education and culture
- local road network, including drainage, flooding, potholes
- street lighting
- footpaths
- fire and rescue services
Stratford-on- Avon District Council is responsible for many services, including:
- household waste collection
- planning
- housing, leisure
- council tax collection
- elections
The Stratford-on-Avon District Council mobile app enables residents to keep up to date with the latest council news, quickly report incidents, get reminders of bin collections and find useful information about their property and the surrounding area
Snitterfield Parish Council is responsible for maintaining the following assets:
- allotments
- bus shelter
- (Parish Council owned) street lights
- (some) litter bins, though collection resides with Stratford-on-Avon District Council
- Atty’s Field
- small play area and equipment off the Green
- play equipment on the large playing field off Wolverton Road
- cemetery
- war memorial
It is sole trustee of Snitterfield Playing Field and Snitterfield Village Hall, both registered charities. Snitterfield Village Hall has a separate committee with responsibility for managing this community facility.
Snitterfield Parish Council also manages a grass cutting contractor who undertakes works throughout the year across the village.
If you are experiencing an issue, please use the form below to report it to us. Although Snitterfield Parish Council may not be able to resolve the problem directly, if there is a persistent issue that affects multiple residents adversely, then a parish council can act as an intermediary with other agencies and local authorities.
