Covering the villages of Four Elms, Hever & Markbeech

Category: Parish Council (Page 8 of 10)

Is there a stile that needs replacing?

 

Hever Parish Council have considered and acted on a number of occasions in recent years, in response to residents and walkers’ requests, how to further promote and enhance the experience of walkers by having dog and user friendly pathways with clear access and signposting. This supports a positive, health, active lifestyle and local tourism. We have worked with local landowners, tourist attractions, walking groups and Kent County Council public rights of way officer.

 

Landowners are responsible for maintaining stiles and gates in a safe condition and to the required standard of repair in accordance with Section 146 of the Highways Act 1980.

 

Kent County Council are obliged to contribute a minimum of 25% towards the reasonable cost of maintenance.

This contribution has traditionally been through the provision of the materials necessary for the repair.  To assist in reducing the burden on landowners the County Council is willing to provide a self-closing gate (cost price £130.00) for the landowners’ installation. Continue reading

Council dates and FREE family fun days

FREE FAMILY FUN DAYS;
Wednesday 31st July 10 – 2pm Markbeech village hall
Monday 12th August 10 – 2pm Hever village hall

NEXT COUNCIL MEETINGS;
Tuesday 16th July 7.30pm Hever village hall.
Tuesday 17th September 7.30pm Markbeech village hall.Thursday 21st November 7.30pm Hever village hall.
All most welcome.

 

  • Happy to report that a new bus shelter (with proper bench seating) has been ordered to replace the one damaged last year in Four Elms.
  • Thank you for voting for Four Elms playground in the Waitrose green token scheme – we have been able to purchase more toddler equipment for the playground.

Hever station – Passenger benefit fund of £ 30,000

HEVER STATION – Passenger benefit fund.  What do passengers want £30,000 to be spent on? Tell us your ideas!


GTR has set up a Passenger Benefit fund totalling £15m following the disruption faced by passengers in Summer 2018 to be used to provide tangible benefits for passengers. £30,000 of that has been allocated to improve Hever Station.  Hever Parish Council and Hever Residents Assoc. regularly work together on many projects for the Hever community we wish to promote this fund to local passengers and co-ordinate a response. Continue reading

It’s THIS Thursday – Hever Parish Council Annual Assembly – Four Elms PARISH ROOMS and planning meeting

IT’S THIS THURSDAY – Hever Parish Council Annual Assembly – Four Elms PARISH ROOMS, refreshments from 6pm, speakers from 7.30pm. ALL MOST WELCOME!
Note slight changes to timings only of speakers;
Includes planning meeting at 7pm to consider;
1. 19/01176/HOUSE
Hever Lodge Hever Road Hever KENT TN8 7NP
Development: Erection of a two bay car port and log store.
2. 19/01110/FUL
Park Cottage Farm Uckfield Lane Hever KENT
Demolish existing equine building and erection of dwelling and outbuilding and associated works.
3. 19/01224/FUL
The Elms Nursery Bough Beech Road Four Elms KENT TN8 6ND

Proposed extensions to existing garden centre to provide enlarge kitchen and Cafe and staff facilities.

7.30pm

The Chairman, John Hodson will welcome guests and parishioners and seek approval for the Minutes from the Annual Assembly 2018 and deliver the 2019 Annual Report.

7.40pm           Kent Police – Joseph Cain, Police Community Support Officer, PCSO 60538

Sevenoaks District, Kent Police

7.50pm           Alison Thompson, Senior Regional Development Manager  English Rural Housing Association

8.00pm           Councillor Peter Lake, Kent County Council

8.10pm           Councillor Matthew Dickins, Sevenoaks District Council

8.20pm           Mike Follows, Chair, Four Elms Village Hall Trustees

8.30pm           Edenbridge Medical Centre – Dr. Simon Morrison

 
 
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