Abbots Bromley Surgery
For over 30 years Abbots Bromley Surgery has served the village and its surrounding area. In addition to the local team
that includes three GPs, four nurses, dispensing technicians, administrative and reception staff there is a wider
community health care team working in support.
More information about opening hours and the services provided is
available on the
Abbots Bromley Surgery web pages.
Surgery
telephone: (01283) 840228
Bus services
Staffordshire County Council have brought together information about local bus services so that you can access it more
easily and the following two links to the Staffordshire County Council web pages provide useful details about bus routes
and timetables for our county.
Maps of Staffordshire bus
routes (Abbots Bromley comes in the area described as "Uttoxeter and Cheadle")
Timetables for Staffordshire bus routes
Neighbourhood Watch

Neighbourhood Watch is one of the biggest and most successful crime prevention initiatives ever and is grounded
in a partnership between the community, the police and other statutory agencies.
Neighbourhood Watch is not
solely about reducing burglary or break-ins, it is about fostering and growing communities who care. Neighbourhood Watch
aims to reduce crime and fear of crime.
Neighbourhood Watches are co-ordinated by local residents and supported
by Staffordshire Police. A scheme can be of any size. Members pass on information about anything suspicious and in
return the force sends messages via the Online Watch Link (OWL) to alert members of suspected local criminal activity.
Alerts are sent by phone, fax, text or email and there is a website:
www.owl.co.uk,
where members can view messages and information about their local area.
Abbots Bromley is served by the Uttoxeter
& District Neighbourhood Watch and our local Neighbourhood Watch Community Engagement Officer is Dave
Jones:
Police

Abbots Bromley is part of the East Staffordshire Local Policing Team. Their area includes Burton and Uttoxeter
as well as many other villages. Updates from the East Staffordshire LPT are available via
Twitter.
Although there is a Police base at Abbots Bromley Fire
Station in Goose Lane, this is not in continuous use as most of the local officer time is spent out and about. If you
wish to speak to somebody there, then you must make a prior appointment.
Further information is available on the
Staffordshire Police web pages.
For all non-emergency calls,
ring 101.
Richard Clarke First School

The Richard Clarke First School is a small, happy, friendly, rural community school located in the heart of
Abbots Bromley village giving it an enviable rural environment in which to educate young children.
Five single
entry classes mean no mixed age groups and a more focused curriculum. The school has enjoyed years of full subscription,
which has left it with healthy finances meaning that its buildings, equipment and books are modern and up to
date.
With an onsite nursery, offering wrap-around care, the transition from nursery to school is seamless, easy
and natural for the youngest pupils.
Richard Clarke First School is a feeder to Uttoxeter's popular middle
school system and the academically accomplished high school, Thomas Alleyne.
For more information or to arrange a
visit contact the school office on 01283 840206
See the school web pages at
www.richardclarke.staffs.sch.uk
Waste Collection
East Staffordshire Borough Council (ESBC) provides waste collection services for Abbots Bromley. Details of the
collection schedule can be found on the
ESBC web
pages together with details of what materials can and cannot be place in each container type. You can download
2017 Waste Collection dates (1.8 Mb).
Staffordshire County Council provides a number of recycling sites including those at Rugeley,
Uttoxeter and Burton. Information on their location and opening times can be found by searching for "recycling centres"
on the
County Council web pages.