Welcome to Woolmer Green

Woolmer Green is an English civil parish within the district of Welwyn Hatfield and the county of Hertfordshire

Woolmer Green Parish Council is a statutory body, created in 2000. It is the 3rd tier of Local Government in Hertfordshire with six elected Parish Councillors all living in Woolmer Green. The Parish Council is the closest part of the Government to you, the residents, and is ideally placed to represent you. Although we are referred to as the "Parish Council" we are not connected to the Church in any way.

Contact Info

03707 776132
clerk@woolmergreenparishcouncil.gov.uk
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Village Hall,

Hall Lane,

Woolmer Green,

Herts,

SG3 6XA

Forthcoming Meetings

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News

27 March 2026 - Council Business

Annual Parish Meeting

Tuesday 14th April at the Village Hall, 7.30pm
5 February 2026

Fundraising for Prostate Cancer UK

The Council and the band were delighted to receive a certificate from Prostate Cancer UK, recognising the fantastic fundraising efforts made over the Christmas period.
19 November 2025 - Wellbeing

Message from Director of Public Health Regarding Flu Vaccination

Flu is now circulating in the community with the number of people infected higher than we usually see at this time of the year.
17 November 2025 - Society

Memorial For Judith Watson

The Parish Council is fundraising for a memorial bench for Judith Watson to honour her dedication to the Woolmer Green community.

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Finance
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Services
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