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Welcome to Hurley Parish Council
Help Us Take Part in the Great Cable Challenge
This October, we’re supporting The Great Cable Challenge as part of International E-Waste Day.
Do you have old charging cables, USB leads, HDMI cables, laptop chargers or other unwanted electrical cables sitting in a drawer at home?
Bring them along to our collection point between 12 and 23 October and help give valuable materials a second life.
Many unwanted cables contain copper and other materials that can be recovered and reused when recycled correctly rather than being thrown away or forgotten in a drawer.
Together we can reduce waste, recover valuable resources and help protect the environment.
Collection Points.
Knowl Hill Village Hall. 12th to 23rd October.
Gilchrist Thomas Hall, Littlewick Green.
TEMPLE FOOTBRIDGE CLOSURE – CONSULTATION ON POSSIBLE NEXT STEPS
Hurley Parish Council has become aware of a drop in session to be held in Marlow. It is being hosted by the Environment Agency and the Thames Path National Trail.
There are no current plans to conduct a similar drop-in on the Berkshire side.
They have published some details. It is a “public information event about the Temple Footbridge and the Thames Path National Trail. The event will be held on Friday 16 October 2026, from 4.00pm to 7.00pm, at Marlow Rugby Club (SL7 1QU).
The purpose of the event is to provide local residents and other interested stakeholders with an opportunity to hear about the latest developments, review the work undertaken to date, and speak directly with members of the project team. Our Operations Manager will also host a dedicated question and answer session at 6.00pm to provide further detail and hear first-hand the views and concerns of attendees.”
KNOWL HILL VILLAGERS – YOUR VILLAGE ASSOCIATION NEEDS YOU!
Knowl Hill Village Association is seeking committee members. If you have a few hours to spare, they are seeking two volunteers to act as treasurer and communications/website administrator to continue their important work in the coming years. Contact them directly, or via this website and we will endeavour to put you in touch with the right people.
KNOWL HILL PLAYPARK KICKABOUT SURFACING REPAIRS
The repairs to this well-used facility have now been completed. We thank you for your patience during this period.
FERRY SERVICE ACROSS THE THAMES AT HURLEY
This useful service has now closed for the season.
ZIPWIRE AT HURLEY VILLAGE PLAY PARK
Sadly, this piece of equipment appears to have reached the end of its working life. We have removed the moving parts, for safety reasons. We know that it is a popular item, so the Parish Council will now look into the procurement of a replacement zipwire.
PUBLIC RIGHT TO INSPECT THE FINANCIAL RECORDS OF THE PARISH COUNCIL
Each year the Parish Council is required to publish a notice, offering Parish residents the right to inspect the records, or elements of them (in practice, documents can be scanned and emailed). The notice and associated guidance is published in full within the following link. Parishioners’ Right to Inspect.
WELCOME TO THE WEBSITE OF HURLEY PARISH COUNCIL.
We hope that you will find it easy to use and the information useful whether you are a resident or a visitor.
The Parish Council is the elected civil parish council which covers Hurley, Warren Row and parts of Burchetts Green, Cockpole Green, Knowl Hill and Littlewick Green.
There are ten Councillors, four representing the North Ward of the parish covering Hurley and Burchetts Green and six representing the South Ward covering the remainder of the parish.
Meetings are held on the third Thursday each month at locations across the two wards to ensure that all residents have easy access to the council.
A ward Councillor from the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead usually attends the meetings and members of the public are always welcome.
Towards the beginning of each meeting we hold an Open Forum so that members of the public have the opportunity to ask questions or pass on useful information.
We welcome any comments that you may wish to make about this website. If you find any errors, or if you want to make a comment, please contact the Parish Clerk.
Councillor Geoff Priest
Parish Council Chairman
