Polling stations are open from 7am till 10pm.
You must have an accepted form of photo ID to vote.
Help is available for blind and partially-sighted voters.
Apart from assistance dogs, dogs aren’t usually allowed inside polling stations – if you do take yours with you he/she will need to be secured outside.
You can’t take photos inside the polling station, but can do outside. And you might want to take a photo of your dog 
You can take your children with you if you wish.
And you can take your own pen/pencil.
Tellers outside the polling station may ask for your polling card number, You don’t have to give it to them.
Albrighton Craft Group held a Coffee Morning and Craft Sale at Albrighton Parish Council Office and Library on Thursday 27th June 2024 to raise funds for the Albrighton War Memorial Restoration Project.
We are immensely grateful that the Albrighton Craft Group ladies were keen to help raise funds towards the Restoration Process by holding a Coffee Morning. The Craft Group work hard to raise funds for local groups, projects and organisations within the village. They selflessly commit their time and resources voluntarily to support their local community, and work together as a team to bring the community together. Albrighton is very lucky and proud to have such a fantastic group with community spirit amongst us. Lots of Coffee/Tea, Cake and Handcrafted items were available on the day, the sun was shining and lots of happy and friendly faces visited! We are pleased to announce that £337.87 was raised!
On behalf of Albrighton Parish Council, we would like to thank the ladies at the Albrighton Craft Group and thank all of our community who attended on Thursday to raise funds!
“For daydreamers and the young at heart, this stunningly illustrated journey through a star-encrusted sky captures the beauty of our world—and of bonds that cannot be broken by any kind of distance.”
On Saturday 22nd June 2024, Albrighton Parish Council and Library hosted an author visit from Bryher Mackenzie who has recently published her first book, ‘The Night Whale’. We are so pleased to see how many children (and adults) enjoyed The Night Whale and are so grateful for being able to host the wonderful author, Bryher!
Thank you to The book-ends Wellington for joining us on the day to sell Bryher’s book – who we are pleased to have supported and hosted for ‘Independent Book Shop Week’
As always, thank you to our lovely Librarian, Lauren, for co-ordinating the event
Lastly, thank you to all the children and adults who attended the event, we hope you had a fantastic morning listening to the tale of The Night Whale!
Chairman Cllr Noakes with Yvonne and Jennifer from the Albrighton Flower Club
Chairman Cllr Noakes with Rev. Mary Thomas from St Mary Magdalene Church for the Beer Festival
Chairman Cllr Noakes with Steph the Albrighton Fayre
Chairman Cllr Noakes with Peter and Mandy for the Red House
Chairman Cllr Noakes with Darren, Chairman of Albrighton Cricket Club
Albrighton Parish Council working in partnership with The Harp Albrighton and Albrighton First Responders are pleased to inform the community that an additional defibrillator is now available in the BT phone box on the High Street for use in an emergency.
This defibrillator was kindly donated to The Harp and monies were raised by members of the public to ensure more defibs are readily available in our community. The remaining funds raised will go towards any defib maintenance requiredover the coming years.
Albrighton Parish Council adopted the decommissioned BT phone box in December 2023 after the opportunity arose for the transfer of ownership from BT to local authorities.
Albrighton Parish Council are the custodians of the defib in the BT Phone box outside The Harp and the defib located on the wall outside of The Red House
To find out more information about what Defibs are available in our community, please visit: https://www.defibfinder.uk/
Albrighton Parish Council are investigating the costs for refurbishing the condition of the BT Phone box to brighten it up and ensure it’s visible the new intended use.
Albrighton Parish Council have put together a Priority Questionnaire to help establish its priorities for funding and action where it is so empowered and financed.
Councillors will be delivering copies to households over the coming month, but we also have an online version available to complete.
This questionnaire is open to all residents, traders and other members of the community.
To complete the questionnaire, please visit: https://forms.gle/gyLyqxcBf9Uyxf457