Fulford Village

Fulford is a small to medium working village in the heart of Staffordshire, located to the east of Stoke-on-Trent.  With an active village and farming community, we are proud to take part in the Best Kept Village competition and organise regular events, including an annual Fulfest music festival, and monthly walks from Autumn through to Spring (including a rhodedendron walk and an infamous dawn chorus walk).

The aim of the site is to provide information about our village and the events that are taking place this year. For the last two years we used the Best Kept Village competition to bring together a group of residents who had a sense of pride in their village and the determination and enthusiasm to pursue a range of activities. The result was the emergence of the 'Fulford Village group', an informal group (open to all) that has worked on a wide range of initaitives:

• Best Kept Village Competition.
• Save the Public House.
• Social activities for the Village.
• Fulfest (an annual local music festival).
• Improving communication with and supporting all community organisations.
• Creation of Fulford Youth Group.
• Footpath walks and improvements to the footpath network.

As well as the traditional village fete and weekly pub quiz, we are still looking forward with such ideas as a community village garden, and a range of village social events. We are always looking for new additions to our numbers, so if you have any ideas or just like an excuse for a drink in the pub please contact us either through the email on the contacts page or through our fulford village group site on facebook.

We also publish a village newsletter - the latest edition appears below.

The editor.

Fulford Village has achieved Third Place in the Small Village category of Stafford District in the finals of the BKV 2011 competition. This has exceeded our first two years of "Highly Commended".

See the Judges feedback on the BKV Results page.

See the pictures of the BKV events in the PHOTO GALLERY! Now added FULFEST 2011 and also the winners of the 2011 children's poster competition.