Parish Council

The following are the current members of Kilve Parish Council:

Representatives of the Parish Council on Outside Bodies:

Councillors & Parishoners with Local Responsibilities:

Site Visits

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Minutes

Reports

The Kilve Neighbourhood Watch register was refreshed in May 2018 in order to ensure that the data held is upto date, accurate and otherwise in accordance with the GDPR requirements.

Parishoners who wish to renmain or join the Neighbourhood Watch Scheme should downlod and complete the form below then return it in a sealed envelope to Cllr Grigg or Cllr Woolley (see [Councillors] at home or at either of them at the Village Hall Coffee Morning

Neighbourhood Watch Form
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Policies & Procedures

The Parish Council’s Policy and Procedure documents are available for viewing below.

Parish Plan

The Parish Plan was completed in 2013 and subsequently adopted by the Parish Council. It was revised in 2015 and the full version is available below. It is anticipated that the Parish Plan will be reviewed during 2021.

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Parish Plan

The Parish Plan was completed in May 2013 and subsequently adopted by the Parish Council. It was revised in 2015  and the full version of the 2015 plan is available above. It is anticipated the the Parish Plan will be reviewed during 2021.

Planning Notices:

Notification of all planning applications within the parish will be posted on the parish notice boards.

Details of planning applications, including comments and objections may be accessed via the West Somerset Council web site at: www.westsomerset.gov.uk/online-applications

Standing Orders:

Kilve PC Standing Orders

Freedom of Information:

Information available from Kilve Parish Council under the Model Publication Scheme is detailed »

Information available under The Model Publication Scheme

Quantock Hills AONB Service:

The following information has been promoted by the Quantock Hills AONB Service »

Keep your dog under control this spring

Notices of conclusion of Audit:

In accordance with The Accounts and Audit Regulations 2015 and The Local Audit and Accountability Act 2014; Audit Conclusion Notices are available »

Audit Notice 2019

Audit Notice 2018

Kilve 2011 Census Profile:

SCC PIU have produced the attached extract from the 2011 Census for Kilve »

Kilve 2011 Census Profile

Emergency Planning:

The following is a summary of the talk given to Kilve PCC on 26 Nov 2013 concerning emergency planning procedures »

A short brief on emergency planning

Help for homeowners:

West Somerset Council, working in partnership with not-for-profit organisation Wessex Resolutions, runs a scheme to provide homeowners with subsidised finance to make essential home repairs »

Help for homeowners 

Home energy upgrade

Lots of people in our area are worried about their heating bills or are struggling to heat cold homes. As energy prices rise, you want to use less – but how can you do that and still stay warm? A new, charity-led insulation scheme might be able to help »

Home energy Upgrade

Sandbags:

The Parish Council has a quantity of sandbags for defence against flooding and they are stored within the grounds of Kilve Court.

If sandbags are required by parishioners they should contact the Kilve SOS team;

• Kelly Stone 01278 741149
• Mel Davison 01278 741155

…who will then organise their collection and delivery.

Parish pet microchip scanner:

There have been a number of occasions when dogs have been found without their owners and in several cases there was no collar or contact number. The dogs had to be taken into Bridgwater to be scanned, to obtain the owners details, which can mean a round trip of more than an hour. In order to reunite dogs and cats with their owners more quickly, the Parish Council have purchased a Pet Microchip scanner. This will be in the care of Mark Walton. Should you find a lost pet we can then hopefully reunite the pet with their owner.