Welcome to Seal Parish Council

Kent Police - How to get in touch

Reporting a problem on a Public Right of Way (broken stile or dog gate/overgrown/blocked path)

Contact the report line on 03000 41 7171 8am-8pm Mon-Friday.
- http://www.kent.gov.uk/waste-planning-and-land/public-rights-of-way/report-a-problem-on-a-right-of-way

Fly Tipping is on the increase in this area
To report fly tipping ring Sevenoaks District Council 01732 227000
If you see fly tipping in progress ring the police on 101don't forget to take the vehicles registration.

Recycling, Garden and Black Sacks are now available at "Kerrys Pets" in the High Street

Opening hours Monday to Saturday 10-2pm. Closed for lunch 1-2pm.

Reporting a Highway fault

There are so many blocked drains and other issues that need reporting at the moment.
Below is the link that will take you straight to the KCC highways fault reporting page.
If you log a fault you will be given a fault number so that you can track what is being done about it.
If you opt to report it by putting the location on the map (the easiest way with rural lanes) you will see if someone has reported it before you.
Or telephone the call centre
03000 41 81 81

http://www.kent.gov.uk/roads-and-travel/report-a-problem

Flower tubs in Seal
If you are near a flower tub in Seal village please water it, even when we have had rain!

Halls for hire in the Parish

The Pavilion, Seal Recreation Ground,
High Street, Seal TN15 0AF
01732 763488
Ideal for childrens parties or small meetings.
email:- sealparishc@btconnect.com 

Seal Village Hall 01959 522545
sealvillagehall@gmail.com

Seal Church Hall 01732 762840

St Lawrence Village Hall, Stone Street
 01732 760552
email:- Andy Smaggasgale
andysmaggasgale@yahoo.co.uk

Underriver Village Hall 
underriverhallbookings@hotmail.com

See contact page for photos

To find your nearest Register Office please see :

https://www.registerofficenearme.com/

Supported by funding from the Enovert Community Fund and National Lottery Heritage Fund, Sevenoaks District Council is restoring six-acres of heathland by removing introduced species of rhododendron and birch and turning over the land to expose the seeds from native heathland plants, which have laid dormant for years. This will also reduce bracken growth. These works will make the ecosystem better for plants and animals. At the same time, paths and bridleways will be opened up so ramblers, dog walkers, horse riders, cyclists and families can enjoy the Common. Work has already begun on the commons and is set to be completed in August 2020. The Bitchet Common restoration is part of the wider Sevenoaks Greensand Commons Project working across eight commons in Westerham, Sevenoaks and Seal. To find out more information and to get involved in volunteer opportunities please visit www.sevenoaks.gov.uk/bitchet

Allotment

Seal has a number of plots at its ground on
Childsbridge Lane.
Seal Village Allotments
Tel: 07851 880708
Email: sealvillageallotments@gmail.com
Website:http://sealallotments.wixsite.com/home