Sheep Wash Pool
The historic pool restoration is a village project the council supports.
The parish
About Little Cheverell
Five councillors look after Little Cheverell, tucked under the north edge of Salisbury Plain. Plenty here runs on villagers rather than budgets: the Sheep Wash Pool restoration, the defibrillator, the WhatsApp group that gets news round faster than any noticeboard. The council meets at the Village Hall and keeps its minutes and accounts back to 2022.
Everything the council publishes, minutes, agendas, accounts and meeting dates, is kept on this site so you do not have to hunt for it.
Who represents you
Your council
5 councillors serve the parish, all of them unpaid volunteers. The clerk, Tekla Hicks, handles the council's business day to day.
- Mike PhillipsChairman
- Clive BroeVice Chairman
- Benjamin ThompsonCouncillor
- Nicola BroeCouncillor
- Dr Lucy ThorneCouncillor
Open to everyone
Meetings
In the Village Hall. The next meeting is on 12 October 2026 at 7:00pm.
Every meeting has time set aside for residents to speak. Agendas are published at least three clear days beforehand, and minutes go up here once approved.
Meeting dates
- 12 October 2026
Everything on the record
Minutes & documents
Agendas, minutes and the council's finances, kept up to date and easy to find. On a rebuilt site each of these would open a real, readable page or PDF.
Around the parish
Local life
Defibrillator
A community defibrillator is sited in the village; its location is published for residents.
St Peter's Church & Village Hall
The church and hall anchor village events, run with the community group.
Get in touch
Contact the council
The Clerk
Tekla HicksParish Clerk
Beech Cottage, Low Road, Little Cheverell, Wiltshire SN10 4JU
On the live site the clerk's email and phone would sit here, one tap to contact.
Send a message
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Accessibility
This preview is built to meet WCAG 2.2 AA: it works with a keyboard, has proper headings and landmarks, visible focus, labelled form fields, and text that resizes on a phone. A live rebuild would ship with a dated, published accessibility statement, the exact thing the annual return's Assertion 10 asks a council to confirm.