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Greetings from the Broadway Trust.  Welcome to our web presence.

Founded in 1963, the Trust works to preserve the beauty, history and character of Broadway, and to see that it remains one of the most beautiful villages in the Cotswolds whilst continuing to be a thriving and lively community.

Please feel free to browse the resources and information within this site.  Our contact details and information about joining may be found by clicking Contact The Trust.

Upcoming Events

Events for 2012:

AGM - 16th May, 6:30 for 7:00pm at Lifford Hall.

The Trust sponsored lecture to support the Arts Festival - 14th June, 7:00pm at Lifford Hall. Mary Greensted will talk about the historic gardens of Broadway.

The Trust Garden Party - 20th June, at Luggers Hall (by kind permission of Red and Kay Haslam).

Further details will be provided before the events and any additional events or changes notified to members as they arise.

Helpful Links

• Wychavon District Planning
  The local district council service responsible for all aspects of building regulations, dangerous structures, planning applications, enforcement and appeals, local land charges, street naming and numbering, G.I.S, N.L.P.G., conservation, tree preservation orders and the local development framework
• The Broadway Village Website
  This site features a wealth of information about Broadway for residents, businesses and visitors. From its business, organisation and club directory to its village wide events calendar, it is a resource not to be missed.
• Search Planning Applications
  Also from the Wychavon District Council, this is an online search engine for submitted planning applications
• My Local Area
  A tool for finding information about properties in the Broadway area, including Listed Buildings, Conservation Areas and whether planning applications have been submitted within the last 4 years. You will also find information about refuse collections, Council Tax bands and a wealth of other information.
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