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Thank you
to all the residents who attended the meeting
at Hurley
Village Hall
on
Thursday 23rd October.
There
will be a report on this page towards the end of
November when WCC have considered what was
brought up at the meeting and reported back to
the Parish Council
Click the link below to download the proposed
changes
Proposed changes - Hurley Common
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Pictures from around Hurley
  
 
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Hurley
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Hurley is situated
11 miles north-east of Birmingham and its name means ‘a clearing in
the forest’.
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Hurley Church is
situated at the top of a hill and is a small wooden structure. It
was built about 1860.
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The Holly Bush Inn
used to have steps up to its front door and it overlooked the Bull
Ring where the village stocks were sited.
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Dexter colliery was
sunk on the south side of the village in the mid 1920’s and was
demolished in 1987.
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On the outskirts of
the village, where a brook flows through a spinney to the river Tame
at Kingsbury, is the site of an old paper mill.
Use the
hyperlink on the left to access Hurley Community Association's website.
Hurley Village Hall - Groups
(correct at time of entering on website Jan 06)
Tumble
Tots - The playtime group for all pre-school children.
Every Thursday 12.30pm - 2.00pm.
Contact Dawn 01827 873130
Lunch
Club - Everyone is welcome to join in a sociable
two-course meal and a cup of tea all for £2.50.
T he group meets in the Village Hall at 12.30pm on alternate Wednesdays.
Contact Paul 01827 872492
Prize
Bingo - Every Friday night 7.30pm - 9.30pm.
Bingo
- Every Monday 7.30pm for 8.00pm. 20p per ticket - all
welcome.
Gentle
Exercise for the over 50s - Every Monday 1.30pm - 2.30pm. Only
£2.00 per session including
refreshments. Ageing Well runs this in conjunction with Age
Concern.
Bowls
- Tuesday evenings and Wednesday mornings - contact Alan 01827
873228
23/10/2008
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