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City and County Councillors
Our local representatives are:
Canterbury City Council: Rachel Carnac
email: rachel.carnac@councillor.canterbury.gov.uk
Kent County Council: Mr Alan Marsh
email: alan.marsh@kent.gov.uk
Amongst other matters, it is the City Council which is responsible for planning and housing, while the County Council is responsible for roads, pavements and footpaths.
Alan and Rachel do their best to attend Parish council meetings, other commitments permitting.
The Hoath Village Singers
Singing relieves stress, stimulates the brain, is very relaxing and is great fun
so come and join us!
We enjoy group singing and good company.
Meeting Wednesday evenings 7.30 – 9.30pm, giving vent to our lungs singing pop, gospel, standards and songs from the shows. Doing our best to stay in tune while guided patiently by someone who understands music.
Great fun, great company, it really is an ideas way to relax. Tea, coffee, biscuits, a giggle, a song, a chat…what could be better?!
Go on, give it a try.
Dog owners and walkers in Hoath
There have been a number of reports of people failing to clean up after their dogs. To have dogs fouling the streets is unpleasant, unhygienic and unlawful. Please have some consideration for your neighbours and clean up after your dog.
Many thanks.
Issued by Hoath Parish Council
Hoath Village News – Road problems
If you notice a problem with the roads there are a number of ways you can report it:
check out the website www.fixmystreet.com – here you can report road repairs so that it can be reported to the relevant authority .
You can also report matters online at www.kent.gov.uk/highways or by calling 08458 247 800.
In addition, the Parish Clerk, Caroline Read will take up problems which are raised at Parish Council meetings. Please email copies of any matters you report to: clerk@hoathparishcouncil.gov.uk
Home Fire Safety Check
Download this helpful brochure (PDF, 1.6Mb) from Kent Fire and Rescue Service or enquire about the home fire safety check programme by calling 0800 923 7000
Police Community Support Officer
If you’d like to contact our PCSO, the details are:
c/o The Canterbury Rural Neighbourhood Team
Canterbury Police Station,
01227 868252 (or phone 101)