Upper Lighthorne Parish Council is the first tier of local government representing the residents of Upper Lighthorne, a growing community within Warwickshire. The Council is dedicated to improving the quality of life for all who live, work, and visit the parish by promoting safety, wellbeing, and a strong sense of community.

Our primary aim is to provide effective local leadership and to deliver services that meet the needs and priorities of residents. The Council manages and maintains local amenities such as play areas, open spaces, and community facilities, ensuring they are safe, accessible, and welcoming for everyone. We actively encourage civic pride, community participation, and respect for our shared environment.

The Council’s values are based on integrity, accountability, inclusivity, and partnership working. We believe in open and transparent governance and in engaging constructively with residents and partners to address issues that affect local life. Through collaboration with Warwickshire Police, local authorities, and neighbouring parishes, we’re building a more inclusive and supportive Upper Lighthorne for everyone.

Our key objectives are to:

• Promote community safety and reduce anti-social behaviour through early intervention and prevention.
• Maintain and enhance community assets and recreational spaces.
• Support young people and families by providing safe, positive environments.
• Encourage responsible citizenship and mutual respect among residents.
• Strengthen collaboration with community safety partners to identify and address local concerns.

Upper Lighthorne Parish Council is committed to building a resilient, connected, and forward-looking community where all residents feel valued, secure, and empowered to contribute to the wellbeing of the village. 

Download Council Policy, Procedure, Finance Documents and Meeting Papers

Review the latest planning applications and the Land at Gaydon/Lighthorne Heath supplimentary planning documents

Meet the Members of the Council
Your District and County Councillors
and contact the Clerk