Temporary closure of Fawkham Avenue for works

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Temporary Road Closure – Fawkham Avenue, Longfield – 30th November 2020 for 5 days

Fawkham Avenue, Longfield will be closed outside number 15.

The alternative route is Fawkham Avenue, New Barn Road, Longfield Avenue, Nurstead Avenue and vice versa.

The closure is required for the safety of the public and workforce while works are undertaken by UK Power Networks.

For information regarding this closure please contact UK Power Networks, who will able to assist with the scope of these works.

 

Newsletter Summer 2020

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The Longfield and New Barn Parish Council have issued their latest newsletter. This includes updated and details of the current Long Valley Hall renovation/refurbishment work.

 

Parish Meeting

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On-Line Parish Council Meeting:

There will be an on-line council meeting on Tuesday 22nd Sept. at 7:00pm. This is on-line due to social distancing measures still being in place.

If any member of the public wishes to join the meeting they should contact the Clerk on 01474 707290 or via e:mail longfieldparishcouncil@btconnect.com by 9am on Tuesday he 22nd Sept.

Thank you.

The internal audit forms and the exercise of public rights to view the accounts of the Parish Council

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The internal audit forms and the exercise of pubic rights to view the accounts of the Parish Council (2019-2020) are now in the audit section of the website. For further information, please contact the Clerk on 01474 707290 or longfieldparishcouncil@btconnect.com

Kent County Council Consultations – Rights of Way Improvement Plan

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Kent County Council’s Public Rights of Way and Access Service is reviewing its Rights of Way Improvement Plan which will be consulted on in late 2017/early 2018.

The Plan will cover how our Rights of Way are used and what changes are required to meet the needs of Kent’s residents and visitors over the next 10 years.

Prior to this consultation, an independent market research agency has been commissioned to conduct a study on the views of Kent’s residents who use Public Rights of Way and those that do not.

We have been asked to circulate this survey so that residents can have their say on Rights of Way:

Have your say on Public Rights of Way

 

Notice of Casual Vacancy

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Road Closures in Dartford Area

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KCC Highways, Transportation & Waste: keeping you up to date with what’s happening on our roads – for more information visit  http://www.kent.gov.uk/travel or· http://www.kent.gov.uk/highways

Regards

Road Closures Co-ordinator, West Kent Division

KCC Highways, Transportation & Waste

Aylesford Highway Depot

St Michael’s Close

Aylesford

ME20 7BU

( 03000 41 81 81 (24-hour Contact Centre)

Fax    : 03000 422833

E-mail: StreetworksWest@kent.gov.uk

 

Fly Tipping

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To report fly-tipping contact MBC on 01622 602000 or go onto MBC website at www.maidstone.gov.uk ‘residents page’ then ‘report it’

For large scale fly-tipping (more than a tipper lorry load of waste) report to the Environment agency on: 0800807060

It can also be reported to: Clean Kent on:08453450210. email: clean.kent@kent.gov.uk or visit:www.cleankent.com

KCC Street Lighting Consultation

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The public consultation provides information on why we are switching to LED street lights and seeks the views of residents, businesses, communities and other stakeholders on whether they would prefer the current level of service of part-night lighting, or all-night lighting. We are also seeking feedback on the dimming of street lights when roads are less busy.

The consultation launches on the 21st September and runs for ten weeks until the 29th November 2015.

Details of this consultation can be found on our website at www.kent.gov.uk/streetlights where the online consultation questionnaire can be completed. The consultation document and questionnaire are also available in Easy Read and Word formats on the website (above) or on request by e-mail alternativeformats@kent.gov.uk, or phone 03000 421553 (this number is monitored during office hours and there is an answering machine at other times).