Question:

I would like to tell the Parish Council about something, how this can be done.

Answer.

Either the Parish Council Clerk can be contacted by telephone 01892 724989 or email clerk@horsmonden-pc.gov.uk

or by attending a Parish Council meeting.  Time is set aside at the start of all Parish Council meetings for this purpose; all we ask is that the clerk is notified prior to the start of the meeting.

or by contacting a Parish Councillor.  The names and contact information are available on the Councillors page of the web site.

Question:

Can I attend meetings?

Answer.

Yes, all meetings of the Parish Council and it’s committees are public meetings. The Parish Council would be pleased to see you.

Question:

Can I see copies of minutes of meetings and parish accounts?

Answer.

Yes, all minutes of the Parish Council and its committees are available for you to see. The most recent years have been made available on this website - MINUTES

Question:

How do I book the Village Hall?

Answer.

The management of and all bookings of the Village Hall are undertaken by “Horsmonden Village Hall Management Committee” a registered charity. Follow this link for information on the Village Hall -  VILLAGE HALL

Question:

How do I report a streetlight problem?

Answer.

The vast majority of streetlights in the Parish are owned by the Parish Council, the exceptions being Morley Drive, Lamberts Place, The Manwarings & Kirkins Close which are the responsibility of Tunbridge Wells Borough Council. Please report any defects to our clerk Belinda Reed either by telephone 01892 724989 or email clerk@horsmonden-pc.gov.uk

Question:

Will the Parish Council make a decision on my planning application?

Answer.

Yes - follow the link - PLANNING

Question:

Can I speak to the Parish Council about my planning application?

Answer.

Yes - follow the link - PLANNING

Question:

Can the public hold events on the Village Green?

Answer.

Yes providing the event is booked and approved by the Parish Council - follow the link - VILLAGE GREEN

Question:

Could I become a Councillor?

Answer.

Yes - provided you are eligible - follow link PARISH COUNCILLOR