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Welcome to the Weston Sub Edge Village Site

Our next council meeting:Parish Council Meeting on Tue 22nd April, 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

Easter Quiz

Easter Quiz – 11 April

Get your team together for a fun night with family and friends! Friday 11 April…
Greg Brice Spring Duo Tour

Spring Duo Tour Greg Brice

Greg Brice & Jack Thomas on Bass 3 UK Blues 2025 Award Nominees Tickets £10.00 Tickets…
Rural Cinema Film Blitz

Film Night “The Blitz” Thursday 27th March 7:30pm

Weston Sub Edge Village Hall Bar open from 4pm for food and drinks Membership…
Ball with number lot

Join the Village Lottery!

This is your Chance To Join The 100 Club for 2025/26 If you are not yet a member,…
Litter collected on Village Litter Pick March 2025

The Pickings – March Litter Pick

Thank you to the Litter Pickers for doing such a great job on Saturday morning. …
The Forgiven

The Forgiven – Film Night Thursday 27th February 7:30

Weston Sub Edge Village Hall Watch the trailer HERE The Forgiven Trailer Speeding…
ball with number lot

Weston Sub Edge 100 Club Dec & Jan

The lucky winning numbers for December and January are published in the attached…
Burns Night

Burns Night Supper & Ceilidh Saturday 25th January

Weston Sub Edge Village Hall invite you to Burns Night Scottish Supper and Live Ceilidh…
Napoleon Trailer

New Weston sub Edge Film Club!

LATEST releases*** NEXT PRESENTATION 7:30pm THURSDAY 23rd JANUARY Weston Sub Edge…

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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