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Windlestone Parish Council!
Windlestone is situated on the old Great North Road near to Chilton in County Durham.
Windlestone Parish is located in the Parliamentary Constituency of Newton Aycliffe and Spennymoor, and is served by Durham County Council and Windlestone Parish Council. The Parish is fragmented stretching from Rushyford to Skycroft Kennels and Cattery at Old Eldon.
Within the Parish lies the magnificant Windlestone Hall, which is currently being renovated, and was in the hands of the Eden family from the time of Queen Elizabeth I. To view photographs of the fantastic renovations taking place at the Hall please click on the attached link: https://www.instagram.com/windlestonehall?igsh=MnhxZnJ3ZndocDM=
In 1920 Windlestone Hall became the Wayfarers Benevolent Association Headquarters and over the years has also been used as a Prisoner of War Camp, a refugee centre and a residential school used by Durham County Council. The park was laid out in the late 18th century, with the addition of terraced gardens in the 19th century. The park and gardens contain a number of features, parkland and formal gardens.
To view a map of Windlestone Parish boundary please click on the link below and type 'Windlestone' into the search bar. You will then be able to zoom into the map to see various aspects of the parish, including public footpaths :
https://maps.durham.gov.uk/OLBasic2/Index.aspx?appid=66
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