DETLING PARISH COUNCIL

Since the outbreak of the Coronavirus, all face to face public meetings have been cancelled for the time being, the Parish Council will now meet in virtual terms using Zoom.

Members of the public are invited to join the virtual meeting, the date of which will be published on the website.

Information on how to join this meeting is available by contacting the Parish Clerk for the meeting ID, members of the public are able to join by video or telephone.

detlingparishcouncil@sherriebabington.co.uk

or by telephone on 01634867173

The agenda for the meeting will be available to download from the Parish Councils website.

Members of the public wishing to raise matters at the meeting must contact the Clerk and submit their enquiry/question by 4pm on the day before the meeting.

If joining the meeting, we must ask you to mute your device when entering the meeting and remain muted until you are asked to speak.

WELCOME TO THE DETLING PARISH COUNCIL SITE

Since the outbreak of the Coronavirus, all face to face public meetings have been cancelled For the time being. The Parish Council will now meet in virtual terms using Zoom.

Members of the public are invited to join the virtual meetings.

Information on how to join this meeting is available by contacting the Parish Clerk for the meeting ID, members of the public are able to join by video or telephone.

detlingparishcouncil@sherriebabington.co.uk

or by telephone on 01634 867173

The agenda for the meeting is available to download from the Parish Councils website.

Members of the public wishing to raise matters at the meeting must contact the Clerk and submit their enquiry/question by 4pm on the day before the meeting.

If joining the meeting, we must ask you to mute your device when entering the meeting and remain muted until you are asked to speak.

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Detling is set in a rural area with plentiful opportunities for enjoying fresh air, green spaces and walking a network of attractive pathways including the well known national trail, the North Downs Way. The parish covers a substantial area of Downland, traditional native woodlands, a site of special interest (the larches), views over the weald (the scragged Oak viewpoint), and the cricket ground delightfully situated on the lower slopes of the Downs.