St Nicholas Parish Church, ArringtonJoseph Smoothy's Grocery Shop and Post Office in Arrington photographed around 1900.Arrington Cottages
  Welcome  Arrington News
Chairman's Spring Address.
As spring approaches and the land starts to turn green with new life, so we launch our new look website. I hope you will use it and find the information useful and informative. We want to involve as many people as possible in village activities and will be using this website to provide regular updates on events within the village and surrounding area.
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  Parish Council
Arrington Parish Council generally meet on the third Monday of every month at 7.30pm in Arrington Village Hall. Dates and Minutes of meetings are published on this website.
The press and members of the public are welcome at our meetings.
All communications for the Council should be addressed to the Parish Clerk.
>> Arrington Parish Council.
>> Minutes of Meetings.
An invitation to the
ARRINGTON ANNUAL VILLAGE MEETING
Monday 24 May 2010 at 7.30pm
in the Village Hall
Come and meet your Parish Councillors and other people from the village. 
Hear what your Parish Council has achieved in the past year and tell us what you would
like to see us do. [Further Information]
  Featured Events
Saturday 20 March 2010
Churchyard and Village Garden Working Party. We are holding a working party from 9.00 to 11.30am followed by Brunch in the Village Hall. Anybody able to spend an hour or so helping out would be most welcome. Booking is ESSENTIAL for the Brunch which is £6.00 per person. [more...]
Arrington Open Golf Championship 10 September 2010
Arrington Open Golf Championship
in aid of the Village Hall and St Nicholas Church

This major fundraising day is being organised by the Trustees of the Village Hall and members of the Parish Council. [flyer...] [entry form...] [more...]
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