Welcome to Seal Parish Council

Parish Councils are the first tier of local government. They deliver a range of services at a community level. There are around 10,000 parish councils in England and Wales, made up of nearly 100,000 councillors. These first-tier councillors can respond to the needs of the community - delivering the services or representation it most needs. To do this well the councillors needs to hear from the community about local issues, so please keep in touch.

Mrs Lorna J Talbot

Parish Clerk

01732 763488

WE ARE STARTING TO UPDATE OUR PARISH PLAN, MANY OF YOU WILL STILL HAVE A COPY OF THE ORIGINAL, IF NOT SEAL LIBRARY HAS A COPY. YOU CAN ALSO DOWNLOAD THE PARISH PLAN AND VILLAGE DESIGN STATEMENTS FROM THIS WEBSITE (UNDER RESPONSIBILITIES). IF YOU HAVE IDEAS ON NEW PROJECTS THAT YOU THINK COULD BE ADDED TO THIS OR THE VILLAGE DESIGN STATEMENTS THEN PLEASE LET US KNOW BY THE 8TH FEBRUARY 2010

Next Parish Council meeting Thursday 11th February at 7.30pm in Seal Pavilion

Next Planning meeting Monday 22nd February at 8pm in Seal Pavilion

Wanted

We have a vacancy for a Parish Councillor in Underriver ward

Call Lorna Talbot our Parish Clerk and she will be able to tell you more.

Sevenoaks District Council

www.sevenoaks.gov.uk

West Kent Police

http://www.kent.police.uk/

SALT BINS

Thank you to everyone who are using the salt bins in the parish properly and spreading salt on the highway.

The Parish Council owns the majority of the salt bins and KCC fills them with salt, for use on the road/pavement they are sited on. Please do not take the salt for your personal use.

Halls for hire in the Parish

The Pavilion, Seal Recreation Ground, Seal 01732 763488

email:- sealparishc@btconnect.com 

Seal Village Hall 01959 522545

Seal Church Hall 01732 762840

St Lawrence Village Hall, Stone Street 01732 760843

Underriver Village Hall 01732 833930

email:- helen@underriver.com

See contact page for photos

Sevenoaks Quarry extension. 

Despite local residents having prepared a brochure, signed a petition and put forward their case against the Sevenoaks Quarry extension

This application was granted by Kent County Council on Thursday 21st January 2010.