Ashby Woulds facts for kids
Ashby Woulds is a special area in Leicestershire, England. It's like a small local community with its own government, called a town council. In 2011, about 3,763 people lived here, including those in Albert Village. You can find Ashby Woulds in the North West Leicestershire district, just west of the town Ashby de la Zouch. The main places within Ashby Woulds are Moira and Norris Hill.
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What is Ashby Woulds?
Ashby Woulds is a civil parish in England. A civil parish is a local area that has its own elected council. This council helps manage local services and represents the people living there. Think of it as a small neighborhood government.
Where is Ashby Woulds Located?
Ashby Woulds is found in the county of Leicestershire. It is part of the North West Leicestershire district. This area is to the west of a larger town called Ashby de la Zouch. The two main villages within Ashby Woulds are Moira and Norris Hill.
How is Ashby Woulds Governed?
Ashby Woulds has a town council. This council is made up of local people who are elected by the community. They work to make decisions that benefit the residents of Ashby Woulds. Their tasks can include looking after local parks, community halls, and other services.
A Look at History
Before 1974, Ashby Woulds was known as an "urban district." An urban district was a type of local government area in England. These districts were changed as part of a big government reorganization in 1972. After this change, Ashby Woulds became a civil parish with a town council, which is how it is today.
