Due to the Village Hall being booked on the 14th January, The next meeting of the The Parish Council will be The Ordinary Meeting of The Parish Council on Wednesday 21st January 2026 at 7.30pm at Radnage Village Hall.
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Radnage Fun Day Saturday 21st June 2025
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Saturday 21st June Fun Afternoon 12pm to 6pm
Please come along and join us on the 21st June
Live Music from 4pm
DJ, Bouncy Castle, Face Painting, BBQ & Bar, Radnage Raiders
Follyfoot Ponies, WI Tea & Cakes, Daws Hill Vineyard
Tug-of-War, Silent Disco, Live Music and DJ
Saturday 21st June
From 12pm to 6pm
Bring a chair, a rug & cash to support the events run by village groups.
Picnics are also welcome
NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL PARISH MEETING Wednesday 21st May 8pm
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1972
NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL PARISH MEETING for Radnage
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
The Annual Parish Meeting for Radnage will be held at Radnage Village Hall on Wednesday 21st May 2025 at 8pm
This is not to be confused with the Annual Parish Council Meeting but is an OPEN meeting of the Parish.
The Parish Council traditionally facilitates the meeting and creates an Agenda to include current matters known to be of interest to the community. However, any relevant matters can be raised for discussion at the meeting by any member of the Parish community.
AGENDA
- Chairman’s Welcome and Report
- Apologies
- Reports from Local Groups Organisations
- Any other business
- Discussion and general questions
Parish Council Chairman
Notice of Uncontested Election
Notice of uncontested elections attached (these candidates are automatically declared elected and will take office on the 6 May)
Radnage Fun Day Saturday 21st June 2025
Save the date. More details to follow soon. All welcome
Lighting of The Beacon 8th May 2025 9pm onwards
On 8 May 2025, we mark the historic 80th anniversary of VE Day, with the peoples, families and communities of our great nation coming together to unite and celebrate 80 years of peace since the end of Word War II in Europe that so many millions paid the ultimate sacrificed to achieve it.
VE Day 80 is not only a tribute to those who fought for the freedom we all enjoy today, but also a powerful reminder of the resilience and unity that have defined our country ever since.
At 9.30pm over one thousand beacons and hundreds of Lamp Lights of Peace will shine throughout the United Kingdom, Channel Islands and the Isle of Man watches, with the flames from them both, representing the ‘light of peace’ that emerged from the dreadful darkness of war, along with the nation coming together in city and town squares to village greens, and all other manner of locations at this special and unique one moment in time, and sing the great British Hymn ‘I Vow To Thee My Country, standing side by side in gratitude, honouring the many sacrifices that secured our freedom.
At 9.30pm over one thousand beacons and hundreds of Lamp Lights of Peace will shine throughout the United Kingdom, Channel Islands and the Isle of Man watches, with the flames from them both, representing the ‘light of peace’ that emerged from the dreadful darkness of war, along with the nation coming together in city and town squares to village greens, and all other manner of locations at this special and unique one moment in time, and sing the great British Hymn ‘I Vow To Thee My Country, standing side by side in gratitude, honouring the many sacrifices that secured our freedom.