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Welcome to the Weston Sub Edge Village Site

Our next council meeting:Parish Council Meeting on Tue 11th November, 2025 at 7:30 PM
This meeting will be held at Weston-sub-Edge Village Hall. Members of the public are welcome to attend; please see the agenda for more details.

Village News

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100 Club Winners October & November

Here are the winners of the October and November 100 Club draws:   OCTOBER NOVEMBER £25 230 Hartwell 107 Hattie…
Cheese & Wine November 2025 QR Code

Wine & Cheese Tasting Thursday 20th November

Wine & Cheese at the Weston Sub Edge Village Hall Thursday 20th November 7.30pm With…
Remembrance Sunday

Sunday November 9th Muddy Church and Remembrance

On Sunday 9th November Muddy Church will be at 10:00am followed by a short service…
The Brutalist October Film

Cinema Night – 23 October – 7.00pm start

FILM NIGHT "THE BRUTALIST" Thursday 23rd October at 7:00pm  Adrien Brody delivers…
K9 Hydrofit

K9 HydroFit

We have a new service for the thousands of dog owners in and around the village!…
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Volunteer Day – Thank you!

Thank you to everyone who helped at the Village Hall Volunteering Day on Saturday…
Drag Night 27 September

The Village Bar Drag night!

Disco Bingo Saturday 27th September Get on the guest list and book your ticket! £15…

Plan for the Winter and get your home more energy efficient

Retrofit Roadshow - Free event hosted by Cotswold District Council Tuesday 12…
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100 Club Winners June & July 2025

JUNE JULY £25 239 Vic…

Welcome to the Weston Sub Edge Village Site

Weston-sub-Edge is a peaceful village with many historical buildings and lots of Cotswold charm. The village, recorded in Domesday, lies at the foot of Dovers Hill, and is located between the Vale of Evesham and Chipping Campden.

The hill is named after Robert Dover who organised his ‘Olympick’ Games there from 1612, it is a well-known beauty spot with extensive views over the surrounding countryside. The hill lies within the Cotswold AONB and was gifted to The National Trust in 1926.

Part of ‘The Cotswold Way’ footpath runs through Dover’s Hill. This national footpath joins with ‘Monarch’s Way’ and ‘Heart of England’ footpaths in Chipping Campden two miles away from Weston-sub-Edge.

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