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• AN IMPORTANT SAFETY MESSAGE ON BEHALF OF ANSLEY PARISH COUNCIL​ - Following recent events in our village, Ansley Parish Council representatives, Vice Chair David Kearns, Clerk, Kevin Hayes and Caretaker Jean Hayes along with Community Police and Safety Representatives were patrolling the village giving out alarms and chatting to people about how to stay safe.​ Police Officers were also in attendance at Tuesday night's monthly Parish Council meeting.  They gave out personal alarms and advice about how to keep safe.​ The Parish Council have asked for more personal alarms and extra safety measure for our village in light of recent events and will be keeping the public updated on these matters. If you would like a personal safety alarm, please email Kevin Hayes - Clerk at ansleyparishclerk@gmail.com - who is requesting stock of these for our village from Neighbourhood Watch and Warwickshire Police.​ Take care and stay safe everyone.

• ANOTHER AWARD WINNING YEAR FOR ANSLEY​ - Britain in Bloom 2025 has been phenomenal for Ansley in Bloom.​​ We achieved Gold Award & Best in Category Winners (Large Village Heart of England Region)​​. And a special Health & Well Being Award granted to Oldbury Care Farm for our partnership this year. On behalf of Ansley in Bloom Founder, Janet Down MBE, a massive thank you to all the volunteers who have worked tirelessly across our parish this past twelve months. If you would like to get involved in the 2026 campaign, please email janetdownmbe@gmail.com for further details.

• SPEED CALMING MEASURES MEETING WELL ATTENDED BY LOCAL RESIDENTS WHO SHARED THEIR CONCERNS REGARDING SPEEDING IN THE PARISH.​ The meeting called by Ansley Parish Council for Speed Calming Measures for Ansley Village, Ansley Common & Birchley Heath was well attended despite the weather on Friday 14th November.MP Jodie Gosling, Borough Councillor Michaela Jackson & Borough Councillor Katie Hobley and all Parish Councillors attended along with residents who were allowed to air their comments/feelings on measures they felt they wanted Warwickshire County Council to act upon. The meeting ended with conclusions that we would ask people to sign up to be part of a Working Party, who would work out an Action Plan on the way forward - or for residents to Volunteer for a Speed Watch - also residents could sign the Road Safety Petition and Ansley Parish Council would also carry out a survey of all residents for their views on traffic calming. More updates will follow - with thanks to residents for your continued support on this matter.

• Hanslei Harriots Women's Institute (WI) group formed in Ansley. Open to women of all ages, the Hanslei Harriots  WI aims to create a welcoming environment where members can share skills, ideas, and laughter while making a positive impact locally. Contact Leanne Mobbs at Hanslei Harriots WI for further meeting details and how to join!

•  Green Gym installed in Ansley Recreation Ground. Thanks to funding from Arley & Ansley Big Local and Ansley Parish Council, the village has an all-weather outdoor green gym located within Ansley Recreation Ground. It’s great fun for all, whatever your ability and a great way to meet up with friends and chat whilst you exercise. And of course it’s free to use!

• We’re delighted to let residents know a Youth Club has returned to Ansley Village  Run by Ansley Parish Council and funded by Warwickshire County Council with a variety of engaging activities, including team-building games, creative workshops, and community service projects. Sessions will be for young people aged 11 to 18. Visit our Youth Club page for more information.​

• Ansley Village News Winter Magazine is out! Find out what's going on in our parish during Winter HERE

• Ansley Walks Launch WEBSITE Ansley Walks has created an interactive website with a list of local walks in . Each walk has some information to help you follow the route with extra help on spotting the wildlife and history of the areas the walks go through.​

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