Kempsey Parish Council Needs You!
Ever dreamed of hosting your book club, birthday bash, or interpretive dance class in a venue that whispers “I remember the ’90s” with every flicker of the […]
1st May Local Elections – Let’s Do Democracy, The Village Way
It’s nearly that magical time again, folks – when we swap pub chat for polling stations, and have our say in who’ll help steer the […]
What’s Next for the Walter de Cantelupe Inn? Kempsey’s Booziest Mystery…
Hold on to your pint glasses, Kempsey – rumour has it the Walter de Cantelupe Inn (yes, that Walter) is up for grabs. And not just in the “free […]
The Talbot, Kempsey – The Biggest Pub in the Village (and Hopefully Getting Buzzie Again)
If you’ve spent any time in Kempsey, you’ll know The Talbot – it’s the biggest pub in the village, proudly holding court on the main […]
Local Outrage as Giant Mobile Home Appears, Blocks Sun, Peace, and Possibly Satellite Signals
A group of fed-up Upton residents led by Julia Martin, Hilary Sargeant, and what we can only assume is a WhatsApp group called Hillbee Farm Watchdogs is […]
Just a little public service announcement
We’ve had a few grumbles lately, so let’s clear something up (with our usual mix of sass and straight talk): Kempsey.co.uk is an independent news […]
Kempsey Roadworks Extravaganza: April Edition
Attention, drivers, cyclists, pedestrians, and anyone who simply enjoys a smooth journey—brace yourselves! April is bringing a delightful selection of road closures, diversions, and unexpected […]
99 Homes? Not on Our Turnip Patch!
Oh dear – yet another developer trying to squeeze a cookie-cutter estate into the green and pleasant pastures of Kempsey. Because what every village needs is 99 […]
Kempsey Residents Celebrate People’s Postcode Lottery Win!
It’s a lucky day for some residents in Worcestershire! The People’s Postcode Lottery has announced that WR5 3WF has been selected as a winning postcode in today’s draw (Friday), […]
Kempsey Parish Council – Feb 2025: Minutes, Muck & Mayhem
In Attendance: Cllrs Waller (Chair & Chief Herd-Cat), Stevens, Gardener, Cooke and Biddle – all present and accounted for, armed with pens and patient expressions. […]
