Services

Our Services

• Defibrillators

  There are two defibrillators in Woolaston. One is outside Woolaston Memorial Hall, the other is outside the Rising Sun public house

• Local Businesses

  Information on Local Businesses

• Woolaston Memorial Hall

  Information about The Memorial Hall

• Neighbourhood Watch

  Information about Neighbourhood Watch

• Woolaston Community Orchard

  Information about Woolaston Orchard

• Woolaston Parish Cemetery

  Information about Woolaston cemetary

• St Andrews Church, Woolaston
• Woolaston Primary School
• Skatepark

  Information about The Skatepark

• Wooly News

  Information about Wooly News

Local Groups and Societies

• Weekly Walks

  An invitation to each and everyone one keen to explore the paths and bridleways of Woolaston for a couple of hours each week and explore the wonderful countryside on our doorstep

• Woolaston Amateur Garden Society

  A friendly, informal group of gardeners who get together to chat gardens, gardening, growing your own vegetables, in fact all things horticultural!

• Woolaston Art Group

  Woolaston Art Group meet weekly on Tuesday afternoon from 1.45 to 4.15 in Woolaston Memorial Hall

• Woolaston Winter Warmers
• Woolaston Short Mat Bowls Club

  Woolaston Short Mat Bowls Club formed in June 2025 are always keen to welcome new members and no experience or equipment is necessary other than clean flat soled shoes

Charities

• Mary Smart and Margaret Clayton Charity

  The charities were established in the 17th century for the purpose of providing bread to the poorer members of the community in an age almost totally lacking in social welfare provision

• Woolaston Poors Land & Woolaston Woodlands Recreation Trust

  The Poors Land owns the plot of land which consists of the allotments and the adjacent grass keep on Woolaston Common. Woolaston Woodlands Recreation Trust owns two plots of land, Woolaston Common Wood and Parkhill Common Wood.

Local Authority Services

• Planning

  Planning applications are normally discussed by the parish council at its meetings.

• Bin Collections