Penkhull Residents Association

Raising the profile of the village of Penkhull

Residents who sit on the PRA committee work on many projects throughout the year to help maintain and improve our village and our community.

The committee usually meet on the 3rd Monday of each month (except August & December) at Penkhull Village Hall.

Residents of Penkhull are welcome to attend a committee meeting to observe.

To bring issues to the attention of the committee please email penkhullrasecretaries@outlook.com

The Residents Association are currently looking for volunteers to join the committee.

We are particularly looking for a member living between Stone Street and Frederick Avenue. If you'd like more information please send us an email or come along to the next meeting - the next meeting will be on Monday 17th March 2025

Meet the Committee

Front row (L to R), Mike Allen (Treasurer) John Chinn, Mark Mabey (Joint Chairs), Karen Jones, Mike Willis.

Back Row (L to R), Steven Rylands, Gwen Rylands, Bruce Jarvest, Mathew Oxby.

Also on the committee (not pictured)

David Chadwick (Joint Secretary, Social Media), Sharon Brindley (Joint Secretary), Jayne Deaville, Graham Fletcher.

The area represented by the Penkhull Residents Association includes these areas; To the North, up to and including Mount Avenue and Frederick Avenue, Queen’s Road to Hartshill Cemetery and Lodge Road to number 114.

To the West, up to and including St. Christopher’s Avenue, immediate roads off, Marshwood Court off Newcastle Lane and the lower croft.

To the South, up to and including Bakewell Street off Trent Valley Road including Munster Terrace and Leadbeater Avenue

To the East, up to and including Richmond street to the junction with Frederick Avenue, Honeywall to down to 14 (on White Lion side) and down to 77 (on Boon Avenue side), Boon Street, Penkhull New Road up to and including West Bank and lane through to Bilton Street, Chamberlain Avenue up to and including Croft Crescent and Tudor Close

Penkhull Residents Association is committed to treating all people equally and with respect irrespective of their age, disability, gender reassignment,

marriage or civil partnership, pregnancy or maternity, race, religion or belief, sex, or sexual orientation.