Parish Council Meetings

Parish Council meetings are currently taking place at Elvington Community Centre on the second Wednesday of the month, meetings usually start at 6.30pm.

The agenda will be made available on this page, Facebook and our notice boards

The next meeting will take place on Wednesday 11 December 2024 at 6.30pm. 

The agenda can be found here. Minutes from our November meeting can be found here

If a member of the public would like to ask a question during the public session, we ask that prior notification of the question is given to the Clerk by email eythornepcclerk@fastmail.fm and to be relevant to an item on the agenda.  Please also let the Clerk know if you would like to attend the meeting to allow us to gauge numbers attending.

Facebook Page

Eythorne Parish Council has a Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/Eythorne-Parish-Council-105601124592855, please take a look and share the page, we would like to be able to reach out to as many residents as we can.

Allotment Plots

Eythorne Parish Council currently have a waiting list for allotment Plots, please email the Clerk at eythornepcclerk@fastmail.fm for further information or if anyone wishes to be added to the waiting list for an allotment plot.

Elvington Community Centre Bookings

Please contact Karen Thomson via email karenthomson195@gmail.com

Food Bank Van

The food bank van will be coming to Elvington Community Centre on Fridays 10.45 to 11.30am. (Google data.foodbank.org.uk)

 

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Please contact the Clerk if you notice anything within the area that may need some attention, whether it is fading lines on the road, missing litter bin, graffiti, damage or parking issues just let us know and we will do our best to resolve the problem for you. Email eythornepcclerk@fastmail.fm.

Changes to recycling and waste collections

We've been working hard to maintain your key Council services throughout the pandemic, no more so than our recycling and waste collections. 

From 12 April, your waste and recycling collection day may change – this is part of a key review of the service to help reduce distances travelled, and protect the environment for the future. Look out for your new calendar to see how these changes affect you.

Walks in Kent

If you are looking for a new walk, please visit here for hundreds of FREE walks to download and print plus details of all the walking clubs in the country and loads more information.

Please, no bonfires - a message from DDC

Please don't set bonfires to dispose of your garden waste.  Smoke from bonfires can affect people with respiratory conditions, including those suffering from the symptoms of coronavirus.

Reporting Nuisance Motorbikes - ring 101 or 999

Report the description of the motorbike (key features, registration, rider clothing and helmet, colour make and model)

Location of the nuisance rider

Behaviour of the rider (loud revving, illegal manouvres, speeding, racing, careless driving, dangerous driving) 

Trading Standards Alerts

For the latest trading standards information and advice, please click here

Refuse Collection and Recycling Information

The collection day for general waste, green bag and black box recycling is WEDNESDAY.

Click here for more information about waste collection arrangements and recycling or if you wish to register for an on-line reminder of the collection days.

Speed Watch

If you would like to become a Speed Watch volunteer or learn about their invaluable work. Please contact the Parish Council Clerk for more information.

DDC New Local Plan 2040

The formal consultation period of the Regulation 19 submission ends on 9th December 2022 and Eythorne Parish Council has submitted its representation which can be found here.

KFRS Hydrant Scheme

The Operational Planning Team of the Kent Fire and Rescue Service is responsible for making sure there is water available for the fire engines.  The main source of water is hydrants, with 29,500 in Kent.  Hydrants are inspected every 2 - 4 years depending on location.  The Operational Planning Team are asking for local people to look out for hydrants that are overgrown, broken, leaking or in need of maintenance.  They aim to service them within 21 days of being reported.  The yellow H painted on the road will depict where hydrants are. 

Please go to https://www.kent.fire-uk.org/your-safety/fire-hydrants/  for more information and how to report.

DDC Press Releases

DDC regularly release news items about what is going on in your District.

To view the latest news, please click here