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Welcome to Ripley Town Council
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Ripley Town Council aims to make Ripley a better place. We will try and help all those who need it, by building and strengthening relationships with individuals, groups and communities.
We aim to create a more secure and inclusive Ripley by helping individuals, families and communities to thrive.
We will work toward a more fairly shared society, seeking to strengthen opportunities for all in education, health, housing, employment, transport, leisure and culture.
The Ripley Township is made up of Ripley and its surrounding villages; Marehay, Waingroves, Heage, Nether Heage, Sawmills, Lower Hartshay, Upper Hartshay, Bullbridge, Ambergate and Street Lane.
We aim to create a more secure and inclusive Ripley by helping individuals, families and communities to thrive.
We will work toward a more fairly shared society, seeking to strengthen opportunities for all in education, health, housing, employment, transport, leisure and culture.
The Ripley Township is made up of Ripley and its surrounding villages; Marehay, Waingroves, Heage, Nether Heage, Sawmills, Lower Hartshay, Upper Hartshay, Bullbridge, Ambergate and Street Lane.
As many more shops are beginning to reopen in Ripley, here is a message from the Mayor of Ripley, Councillor Tony Holmes.
For a list of shops and businesses in Ripley and information regarding their opening arrangements, please click the box above.
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For information relating to how Coronavirus is affecting the Ripley Township, please click on the button below.
You will find details relating to cancelled events, closures, government guidelines and help for people in isolation as well as information for businesses. STAY ALERT. CONTROL THE VIRUS. SAVE LIVES |
Certificate of Merit & Youth Award 2020
Do you know someone in the Ripley Township who is deserving of recognition for their voluntary work within our local community? If so, we want to hear about them! For the first time, we have two categories that you can nominate them for: Certificate of Merit - for people over 18 years of age Youth Award - for people aged 11-18 years of age |
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2020 Best Kept Garden & Best Kept Allotment Competition
Do you have a garden or allotment plot that you are proud of and worthy of winning a prize for? Or do you have a neighbour, family member or friend with a fabulous garden or allotment you think should enter this competition? If so, please let them know! This competition is supported by Central England Co-operative who are kindly donating gift vouchers as prizes to spend in the Ripley Coop Store. For information about judging criteria and to enter, please click below. Good luck! |
Ripley Town Council Office is currently closed until further notice
We have temporarily closed our office on Grosvenor Road, Ripley for the health and safety of our staff, councillors and the general public. Our staff are following government guidelines regarding Coronavirus and will be working from home for the foreseeable future. They are contactable via email and by telephone, Monday to Friday, 10am until 3pm. townclerk@ripleytowncouncil.gov.uk deputyclerk@ripleytowncouncil.gov.uk 01773 513456 Ripley Town Council meetings are being held online. Please keep checking this website for more updates. Thank you for your cooperation. |
June 2020 Ripley Town Council Newsletter - now available
Click on the image above to read this edition. |
A message to our community from the Mayor of Ripley, Councillor Tony Holmes during this Coronavirus pandemic |
Ripley Town Council win Highly Commended Award for Derbyshire Council of the Year 2019
At the recent Derbyshire Association of Local Council's AGM in Chesterfield, Ripley Town Council were presented with the BHIB Derbyshire Local Council of the Year 2019, highly commended award. Read more here |
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Councillor Tony Holmes - Mayor of Ripley (r) accepting the award from a representative of BHIB.
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