To celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, Kinwarton Parish Council have planted a new copse in St. Mary's Park, consisting of a selection of native species. As they grow they should provide a peaceful area for walking and contemplation. 

St Mary's Play Park

Having saved carefully for an equipment update, new swings have been installed in the play park. We hope that children visiting the park will enjoy using them! 

The Annual Governance & Accountability Return (AGAR) for Kinwarton Parish Council for the year ended 31 March 2021 has now been submitted for audit. To view the unaudited AGAR, please click on the link. You can also find details on how to view the accounts here.

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The play park is now open. Please follow the guidelines of social distancing and handwashing to help keep children safe as they play on the equipment. 

The children's play area within St. Mary's Park has a good range of exciting play equipment. Aided by a contribution of funds from Redrow Housing under the terms of the agreement allowing development of 'The Pastures' residential housing estate, the Parish Council was able to replace several pieces of equipment so as to enhance the play experience available at St. Mary's Park.

Consideration was given to providing a range of equipment suitable for a variety of age groups and abilites and the result has been well received by local residents and children.

For those new to the area, the park can be found on St. Mary's Road which is at the end of Throckmorton Road. There is also an extensive grass area to enjoy - suitable for ball games, walking, exercising etc. The park is also popular with dog walkers and is well served with 2 dog waste bins so that the area can be kept clean.

The river Alne meanders around the edge of the park and is popular with fishermen.

If you are self-isolating due to Coronavirus, or are in need of help with shopping, collecting prescriptions, dog-walking or a friendly phonecall, please call Alcester Community Resilience group on 07707 598379 and someone will be available to assist. This service covers the parishes of Alcester, Kinwarton, Arrow & Weethley and Great Alne. Please note that this is not a replacement for 999 or 111, but is a community response effort.