Woodhouse Community
Consultations
- Consultations
Parish council welcomes comments from parishioners on any consultation - which can be from Borough, County or national government. Your council tries to respond whenever possible.
- Community Consultation on the Future of the Woodhouse Eaves Windmill
Map of Woodhouse Parish
Ordnance Survey Map (PDF, 2.1 Mb)
Roundabout Magazine
- Roundabout Magazine
1000 copies delivered to every household and business; copies also in shops for visitors
The Woodhouse Villages
Eating out here
Lunch / Dinner
Bull's Head 11.00 ---22.00 [21.00 Sundays] open 7 days
Café Next Door 09.00 ---17.00 open 7 days
Curzon 12.00 - 2.30 / 17.30 - 21.30 [18.00 Sundays] open 7 days
Pear Tree 12.00 - 14.30 / 17.30 - 22.00 [17.00 Sundays] closed Mondays
Wheatsheaf 12.00 - 14.30 / 18.00 - 21.00 [15.30 Sundays] open 7 days
Woodhouse News and Le Fevre's [Spar] both sell snacks etc
Photo: Martin Turner RIP
Sustrans Report (PDF, 1.3 Mb)
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Records species found in the parish.
Charnwood Forest Regional Park Aims (PDF, 2.3 Mb)
Sport in the parish
The Woodhouse Eaves Cricket Club, Tennis Club and Football Club all meet on the King George's Field - 5 acres of land in the centre of the village, below the children's play area. There is a sports pavilion, 2 tennis courts, a multi-use games court, a football pitch and a cricket pitch.
Cricket Peter Ince 01509 890901
Football
Tennis
Classes & Groups in the Parish
Classes & Groups in the Parish (PDF, 80 Kb)
An indicative table - things change all the time
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Don't forget to check What's On page for the forthcoming performances of the local Beacon Players.
Get safe online
Computer Fraud & Reporting (PDF, 69 Kb)
Police, Neighbourhood Watch, Traffic, Highways, Airport
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24 hour support 0808 16 89 111
HGVs - weight restriction enforcement
Report to the parish council via the Clerk who keeps records to help police to identify persistent offenders or particular roads. Include date, time, road, direction of travel, and identity of HGV e.g. name, registration number. Or report to police by telephone to 101 or email weight.restricted@leicestershire.police.pnn.uk
Community Services
Armed Forces Covenant Outreach project
Contact: Zoe Richardson – Outreach Officer – 0775 330 9560
cmrarmedforcescovenant@charnwood.gov.uk
Community First Responders (PDF, 839 Kb)
Local Schools (PDF, 8 Kb)
Homelessness
If you are at risk of becoming homeless and need advice, please contact the Council's housing needs team on 01509 634567 or visit www.charnwood.gov.uk/homelessness
Library services
Mobile library visits third Friday of month. You can join online & download e-books and other items.
Woodhouse Eaves Perry Close 11.10 11.30
Woodhouse Eaves Windmill Rise 11.35 11.55
Woodhouse Eaves Main Street/ Rawlins Close 12.00 12.30
Woodhouse Eaves Brand Lane 12.35 12.50
Woodhouse Briscoe Lane 12.55 13.10
www.leicestershire.gov.uk/leisure-and-community/libraries/mobile-library-routes
Young People
Bus Travel
Bus services timetable (PDF, 844 Kb)
The Hopper bus runs between all 3 Leicester hospitals with a stop at Beaumont Leys, where the local 154 CentreBus calls.
Local Newspapers & magazines
Local Broadband
Local enthusiasts' set up the first local wi-fi broadband service in this parish. Now that broadband is widespread, the group has ceased. But you can still have a local email service. The link below takes you to the website where you can find out more.