About Us
Fazeley Town Council consists of eleven councillors, elected every four years, working to improve the local area for people living in Fazeley, Mile Oak and Bonehill.
What do we do?
As well as seeking to address local issues and support local projects, we also work closely with Lichfield District Council and Staffordshire County Council; in a bid to improve local amenities, protect the environment and enhance the welfare of those living in the area.
What is our top priority?
To be a listening council that gives local people the opportunity to help shape important decisions about our community and the direction we are heading.
When do we meet?
We normally meet at the Town Hall every second Monday of the month; excluding August. We are keen for local people to come along and hear what we are discussing; as well as to give us feedback. We also publish minutes of our meetings; copies of which are available on this website.
Fazeley, Mile Oak & Bonehill Landmarks
The name Fazeley is thought to be derived from the Anglo-Saxon words ‘fearr’ (meaning bull) and ‘leia’ (meaning meadow); which combined makes it “Bull’s Meadow” or “Bull’s Pasture”.
It was part of the manor of Drayton, which was held by the Crown at the time of the Domesday Survey of 1086. It later passed to the Bassets.
Fazeley, Mile Oak & Bonehill Landmarks
The name Fazeley is thought to be derived from the Anglo-Saxon words ‘fearr’ (meaning bull) and ‘leia’ (meaning meadow); which combined makes it “Bull’s Meadow” or “Bull’s Pasture”.
It was part of the manor of Drayton, which was held by the Crown at the time of the Domesday Survey of 1086. It later passed to the Bassets.
Postal Address
Fazeley Town Hall
Lichfield Street
Fazeley B78 3QN
Phone Numbers
Robert Young (Town Clerk) – 07855050424
Email Address
townclerk@fazeleytowncouncil.co.uk
Info@fazeleytowncouncil.co.uk
Postal Address
Fazeley Town Hall
Lichfield Street
Fazeley
Staffordshire B78 3QN
Phone Numbers
Robert Young (Town Clerk) – 07855 050424