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    • Andrew Brock
    • Katherine Hughes
    • Roy Curtis
    • Sharon Dack
    • Hayley Griffith
    • Richard Harwood
    • Adrian Philip Townsend
    • Henry Townsend
    • Richard Charles Stanley Webb
    • Simon Whitehead
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King's Somborne Parish Council

King's Somborne Parish Council

King's Somborne's first tier of local government

  • Welcome
  • About Our Village
  • Parish Council Policies
  • Newsletters & Public Consultations
  • Upcoming Agendas
  • Your Parish Councillors
    • Andrew Brock
    • Katherine Hughes
    • Roy Curtis
    • Sharon Dack
    • Hayley Griffith
    • Richard Harwood
    • Adrian Philip Townsend
    • Henry Townsend
    • Richard Charles Stanley Webb
    • Simon Whitehead

Village Wardens Needed Can You Help?

The Parish Council is looking to recruit some village wardens to help keep the village safe in times of emergency such as flooding or long term power cuts. Many thanks to those who responded to our advert last month but more wardens are needed to ensure the whole Parish is covered. The role would include: - Keeping an eye on your assigned area of the village. - Introducing yourself to the residents in your area and being aware of more vulnerable members of the community. - Offering support and assistance in times of need.

Email your interest

Becoming a Parish Councillor in May 2019

Whatever needs changing in your parish, you could be just the person to change it by becoming a local councillor. Perhaps you are already involved in local affairs and want to take the next step. Or you may be looking for a worthwhile and rewarding way to help your local community.

Please read on

Welcome to the King’s Somborne Parish Council Website

King’s Somborne Parish Council is the first tier of local government and comprises ten elected representatives of the community who serve for four years at a time and meet monthly in the Epworth Hall to debate and determine matters of interest to the Parish.

Parish Council Meetings

The Parish council meets on the first Monday of each month, from 7pm in Epworth...

About the Parish Council

King's Somborne Parish Council  meetings are open to the public and dates of meetings and...

Neighbourhood Development Plan Summary

King's Somborne Neighbourhood Development Plan Summary Driven entirely by the views of the Parishioners. relevant...

Kings Somborne Community Speedwatch

King’s Somborne Community Speedwatch are a team of local volunteers that operates under the sponsorship...

Muga Booking Form

Book regular slots in the Kings Somborne Muiga, using the easy to use form

Book time in the MUGA Read About the MUGA

GRANT APPLICATIONS

Download application forms and guidance notes for KSPC Grants Please be as comprehensive as you can in answering this question, as again it is of considerable significance for the Parish Council to be able to assess this Application in relation to your overall funding plans and endeavours. As noted on the Form, it is important to highlight any other application that is for the same purpose as this Application.

Kings Somborne Grant Application Explanatory Notes
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