Diddlebury is a small village and a large civil parish in the beautiful Corvedale, Shropshire.

The name 'Diddlebury' is thought to have originated from that of a local Anglo-Saxon chieftan 'Duddlea', an old English name and 'burgh' (meaning dwelling or settlement).

The civil parish of Diddlebury is large, encompassing land on both sides of the River Corve. Major settlements within the parish include Diddlebury Village, Westhope, Peaton, Bouldon and Sutton

Diddlebury Parish Council meets on the fourth Wednesday of every month, except for August and December, when there is no council meeting.

Meetings commence at 7.15 pm with an open public involvement session, where parishioners can raise matters of concern with their councillors, followed by the formal council meeting.

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Events

30th March 2024
10:30 am
1st April 2024
2:00 pm

Teas and refreshments.  Donations in aid of Corvedale Benefice

1st April 2024
2:00 pm
2nd April 2024
7:30 pm

Parish Council Meetings

24th April 2024
7:15 pm
22nd May 2024
7:15 pm
26th June 2024
7:15 pm
24th July 2024
7:15 pm
28th August 2024
7:15 pm