Highworth Town Council Information
Room Bookings – please either phone on 01793 762377
01793 762377 or email Jacqui on jacqui.hall@highworthtowncouncil.gov.uk
Accessibility – there is a stair lift available for access to the Council Chamber and Committee room. A hearing loop is available.
Notice of Conclusion of Audit 
Highworth Town Council – budget information for 2016/2017
Payments over £500.
Highworth Town Council – Code of Conduct
Highworth Town Council – Complaints Policy
Highworth United Charities
The Trustees of Highworth United Charities invite residents of Highworth and South Marston who feel in genuine need to apply for a Relief of Need grant. Application forms are available from the Highworth Town Council Office or from the Lions Shop in Newburgh Place.
Application forms for the Educational Fund (supporting the education or training of young persons) are also available from the Council Office or the Lions Shop.
Local Information
To access the websites of those organisations listed below just click on the names – if there is a site, it will take you to it.
Tourist Information – The Lighthouse Bookshop in the High Street
Westrop Surgery – Tel: 01793 762218
Highworth Police Station – open day – every Wednesday – for non-urgent calls, please telephone 101.
Wiltshire Police – Tel 101 for non-emergency calls. There is information on the website about Neighbourhood Watch, Speedwatch etc.
The Highworth Rec – Tel 01793 762602
Citizens Advice – Tel 01793 533135
Hospitals – Great Western – Tel 01793 604020
– Ridgeway – Tel 01793 814848
Highworth Library – Tel 01793 463500
Highworth Schools – Eastrop Infants – Tel 01793 763772
Westrop Primary – Tel 01793 762879
Southfield Junior – Tel 01793 762210
Highworth Warneford – Tel 01793 762426
Swindon Borough Council – Tel 01793 445500
Highworth Dental Care – Tel 01793 279144 http://www.highworthdental.co.uk
Alternative transport links –
Swindon Dial-a-ride – please see the link higher in this list or telephone 01793 616050. The service is for people of all ages who cannot use existing public transport due to mobility or disability, whether temporary or permanent. It costs slightly more than service buses but concessionary travel vouchers and National travel tokens can be used.
Swindon Outlet Centre – a free bus service to and from Swindon Town Centre to the Outlet runs every twenty minutes during normal shopping hours. This service is open to all ages albeit that children must be accompanied by an adult.