Stretton Parish Council
Stretton Parish Council
Staffordshire, England
Welcome to Stretton Parish Council
Stretton is a large village on the outskirts of Burton on Trent in Staffordshire. Stretton Parish has a population of close to 10,000 residents. Stretton can boast residential, industrial and retail areas plus many green spaces, woodland walks and areas of interest.
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Contact The Council
We would love to hear your feedback about any issues concerning you. Please visit our contact page to get in touch.
Meet The Councillors
Meet the Councillors, view contact information and the Councillor’s Register of Interests.
Recent Documents
View and download recent documents including agendas, minutes and financial reports.
Stretton Footpaths
Signs indicating Stretton named footpaths have been erected and more background is available here.
Horses Find Their Feet In New Homes
Kindly researched and written by Councillor Pritchard
Jinny Trail Drainage Works
Drainage and landslip works have now been undertaken along the Stretton side of the Jinny Nature Trail.
Restoration of William Shrewsbury family graves
History enthusiast and Parish Councillor Elaine Pritchard became interested in William Shrewsbury after attending the Stretton school named after him. When she saw his grave in St Mary’s churchyard looking the worse for wear she asked the Parish Council if it could be restored as a tribute to a man who achieved so much in his 40 years as Stretton’s headteacher. That restoration work has now been completed. Here, Elaine writes about this remarkable man who was loved by generations of Stretton people for the start in life that he gave them.
Community Gallery
Resident or visitors are welcome to view our beautiful local area in our gallery section