Useful numbers and contacts follows on from what Edenbridge Town Council is responsible for:
Edenbridge Town Council consists of 15 Councillors elected from the two wards of the parish. Council meetings are usually held on the second Monday of every month. Various other committee meetings generally take place on Mondays.
The Town Council is responsible for management of:
The Cemetery
Parks
Open spaces and many of the local sporting facilities in the parish.
It provides allotments and car parks, is the local contact point for reporting street light faults, and for the purchase of black, clear and garden refuse sacks.
Contact Sevenoaks District Council for queries on:
Council Tax
Rubbish, recycling & garden waste collection
Planning and building control
Housing
Housing Benefit and Council Tax Reduction
Voting and elections
Kent County Council is responsible for highways, street lights and pavements.
Report a fault is the Kent County Council Highways reporting tool for highways issues on the highway or footpaths such as potholes, overgrown vegetation, damaged kerbs, footpaths and verges, which you come across in the county. Using the Report a fault site you will be able to check on the progress of your report and any work being undertaken.
Nearby local councils
Westerham Town Council 01959 562147
Hever Parish Council 01732 865547
Chiddingstone Parish Council 01892 740753
Cowden Parish Council 07387 768123
Sundridge with Ide Hill Parish Council 07495 962372
Sevenoaks Town Council 01732 459953
Kent Police
In an emergency, dial 999
For all non-emergency calls, dial 101 calls cost 15p
Here you can report crimes, issues and incidents (non-Emergency)
Your Team:
Police Sergeant: Kevin Savill
Inspector: Mark Stubberfield
PCSO: Samuel Rustrick
You can email the policing team
Action Fraud provide loads of information around a subject that cause concern and can be used to report such as post, phone, email scams.
Utilities emergency numbers
South East Water: 0333 000 0365
UKPN 0800 31 63 105
Floodline 0345 988 1188
Parish Nurse Julie Barry 07799 130557
The Parish Nurse aims to promote well-being, she offers support to individuals, families and communities. This can be at a time of crisis or simply during the journey of life’s challenges. Her main roles include: health educator, referral agent, trainer and coordinator of volunteers, developer of support groups, health advocate and integrator of faith and health.
NOTE: Parish Nurse is unable to accept referrals from prospective clients themselves