Welcome to Etherley Parish Council Website

WHAT'S ON!

Toft Hill and Etherley Community Centre 

   PACT  MEETING  (Police and Communitites together) -  Wednesday 12th February 6.00p.m.            

   PARISH COUNCIL MEETING - Thursday 13th February 7.00p.m.                                               

  LIVE MUSIC - The Blarney Boys - Friday 14th March 8.00p.m. - Ticket enquiries telephone 07940402597 or 01388 832265

Easter Fair - Saturday 12th April  1.00pm

St Cuthbert's Church

Welcome Spaces - Mondays and Wednesdays 10am - 10pm  Fridays 2pm - 4pm - All Welcome!

Messy church 2nd Tuesday of each month 3.35p.m. - 5pm - 

free  children's acitivities and 2 course meal  - please notw that children must  be accompanied by an adult


Images of Etherley Parish and surrounding areas - Boxing Day 2024


Images of Etherley Parish and surrounding areas - Boxing Day 2024


Etherley Parish is located in the heart of County Durham, on the outskirts of Teesdale 

and on the borders of Wear Valley.  

The  Parish is situated within beautiful countryside yet  still benefiting from  access to excellent local services. 

The Parish stretches across  a wide area which includes,  Low Etherley, Phoenix Row, High Etherley, Toft Hill, Etherley Bank, Spring Gardens, Hummerbeck,  Bildershaw, Royal Oak  and  some properties located within West Auckland. 

Etherley  Parish has  a range of local services and facilities  including:

 An outstanding Primary School 

Two  child day care establishments

The Parish also has the advantage of being located within easy driving distance  of a major retail park 

where  you will find  a wide range of  shopping outlets and places to eat out.


History

The History of Etherley can be seen on this page. 

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Events

Parish Council News

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News

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Village Fete

The Village Fete

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Our History

Today the population of Etherley Parish stands at 2431 inhabitants with all dwellings having piped water, bathrooms and inside toilets. Not so very along ago, fifty years infact, the picture was very different with a parish population of 1835 - over 40 dwellings without piped water, 365 dwellings using outside toilets and a staggering 405 dwellings with no bathroom.