About Shenstone
Welcome to the Shenstone Parish Council website which has been set up for the residents and visitors to Shenstone, Stonnall and Little Aston and not forgetting Little Hay, Footherley and Shenstone Woodend.
The site is to be maintained by members of the Council and Community and will be regularly updated and reviewed.
Finding Your Way Around
The site is made up of pages that are listed in the grey shaded boxes on the right hand side. For example, under ‘Community’ you will find pages about the Parish Council, St. Peter's Church and the Village Hall (highlighted in blue). Click on 'Parish Council' and you will arrive at that page. Many pages have sub-pages which will be listed at the bottom of the page. Text highlighted in blue on any page will link to other pages, websites or documents if clicked. To return to the front page, just click on 'Home'. In addition, across the top of the home page, you will see a row of ‘tabs’, which will quickly take you to popular areas like ‘What’s On’ and the 'Forum'.
Information covering all districts can be found under Shenstone; but details specific to the organisations in the other areas can be found by clicking on Stonnall etc.
Community
- Parish Council
- St John's Church
- St John's Church Hall
- Trinity Methodist Church
- Village Hall
- Cooper Room
- Wesley Hall
Groups and Clubs
- Allotments
- Shenstone Cares
- Shenstone Day Care (Friday Friends)
- Scouts Group
- Gardening Guild
- Womens Evening Institute
- Shenstone Mothers & Toddlers
- Shenstone Tennis Club
- Shenstone Library Afternoon / Evening Reading Group
- Shenstone Club
- Pathfinders Football Club
- Shenstone Playing Fields
- Shenstone Painting Class
- Shenstone Quilters
- National Women’s Register
- Shenstone Art Class (Wednesday)
- Shenstone Friends and Neighbours
- Footherley Club
- Lammas Land Management Committee
- Parish Neighbourhood Watch Co-ordinator
- Shenstone Relief in Need Charity