Snowdrops in Brill Churchyard, February 2025
Welcome to the
Brill Parish Council & Community Website
Brill Parish Council exists to serve the people of Brill civil parish in Buckinghamshire. Our aim is to work with the community to make Brill a safe, productive, sustainable and happy place fo residents, workers, visitors, and future generations. We resolve to do this through listening, research and careful deliberation, and with compassion and fairness.
The Welcome Page (this page) contains news, notices and items of current interest. Click on the drop-down menus above the picture to find out more about the work of the Parish Council, and the community and environment of Brill - or use the Search box below.
Click on the windmill logo at the top of every page to return to this page.
Search this website. Type in the box below (eg ‘community fund’) and press ‘enter’ on your keyboard. Results will appear in a drop-down. Select the most appropriate.
Please note!
We’re making some important changes to this website throughout January and into February and this may (will!) result in broken links and layout issues.
Our apologises in advance for any inconvenience caused.
Protect Brill Common Forever!
Read news from Brill Common and our Wildlife and Community Ranger’s blog (or click on images below)
Within Brill
Half-term Family Fun
Fiona has prepared a lovely family activity sheet to get us out enjoying the common this half-term (and afterwards). Activities are divided into four age groups - including Grown-Ups - and they’re all inspiring, fun, and really do-able.
Here’s how to access the activity sheet:
Visit the nature activity page and view it on your mobile
Download a copy of the activity sheet (pdf opens in new tab) and print it at home or in a library
Pick up a paper copy from Constables Newsagents (from Monday but not guaranteed)
Foodbank Collection
The next Aylesbury Vineyard Foodbank Collection from Brill will be Saturday March 7th. Please leave donations in the bus shelter on The Square by 9am. Visit the Aylesbury Vineyard website (opens in new tab).
Parish Council Business
Read the minutes of the January meeting of Brill Parish Council. Our next meeting will be Tuesday February 17th. The agenda will be published in the proceeding week.
Members of the public are very welcome to attend our monthly meetings. Time is set aside at the start of the meeting for you to speak about items on the agenda - or any other topics of community interest.
See the Notice of Conclusion of Audit (pdf opens in new tab). The audit of accounts for the year ended March 31st 2025 has been completed and the accounts have been published. The Annual Governance and Accountability is available for inspection; contact Bobs Damerell (Parish Clerk and Responsible Financial Officer) or drop in to the Parish Office in Brill Memorial Hall on Mondays and Tuesdays, 9.30am to 11.30am.
Brill MUGA
The all weather surface of our MUGA (Multi-Use Games Area) is marked up for football, netball, basketball and tennis - or just running madly around! Book a 30 or 60 minute MUGA session - or just turn up and play (so long as nobody with a confirmed booking appears).
Now with new permanent flood lights - and bookings extended to 9pm.
Parish Council Newsletter
Read Brill Parish Council’s February Newsletter
To subscribe, please email the Editor or fill in the form below.
Community Market
A big thank-you to The Brill Society for taking on the running of Brill’s Community Market. The first market of 2026 will be on Saturday April 4th, 10.30am to 1.30pm on The Green, Brill. Subsequent markets will likewise be held on the first Saturday of each month until September when we’ll review the situation.
Beyond Brill
New to Brill?
Just moved? Got questions? Not sure where to start? Get in touch using the contact form and we’ll do our best to help.
Report Fraud. Every Report Counts
A message from the City of London Police, the national lead force for fraud:
Cyber crime and fraud are now the most common crime in the UK, accounting for around 50 per cent of all offences and costing the economy billions of pounds each year and causing untold hardship and misery to individuals and small businesses.
Report Fraud was created to meet this challenge head-on, providing a single, modern national gateway for reporting fraud and gathering intelligence that will strengthen the collective response of policing, government and the private sector.
Visit the Report Fraud website (opens in new tab) to report fraud or find out how to protect yourself. The A-Z of cyber crime is a real eye-opener.
February settles in, wrapped in grey skies and steady rain, yet something hopeful is stirring beneath the surface.