New public transport links for Kent’s Leeds Castle
/in News /by Deputy ClerkWe are pleased to hear a regular bus service will begin calling at Leeds Castle. The 10X bus that runs between Ashford and Maidstone will stop off in the Castle grounds providing a direct public transport link for visitors to the top tourist attraction.
For more information:
Notice of the appointment for the exercise of public rights
/in News /by ClerkFor further information on the audit please visit the audit page.
Notice of public rightsParish Office – Closed Wednesday 19th June 2024
/in News /by ClerkBearsted Road Works
/in News /by ClerkKCC has informed parish councils that the work to widen the Bearsted Road by the Vinters Park Crematorium is being put on hold. As many will know, KCC is facing significant financial challenges, and although S106 monies from housing developments was previously allocated to this scheme, delays in appointing contractors and commencing works have caused the overall project costs to increase. This has resulted in a significant shortfall in funding available to complete the scheme, and until this shortfall can be addressed, works are being stopped.
We are incredibly disappointed about this situation, but as this is a matter for KCC Highways, we advise residents to contact our County Councillor, Sir Paul Carter, if they require further information.
Online Playscheme Tickets sales are now SOLD OUT!
/in News /by Administration AssistantOnline ticket sales are now sold out.
If you wish to be added to the contact list please email clerk@bearstedparishcouncil.gov.uk.
Please include your name, childs name, school year, Tel no. Email address and weeks required.
Those on the waiting list will be contacted with 7 days.
Summer Playscheme Tickets 2024
/in News /by Administration Assistant
We are pleased to announce Playscheme tickets go on sale from Wednesday 12th June 2024
Volunteer for our Community Speed Watch Scheme
/in News /by Administration Assistant- raising the issues with Kent County Council Highways officers and Medway Council Highway officers
- enforcing speed limits with help from the Kent and Medway Safety Camera Partnership and our Special Constabulary
- enforcing road safety laws using local officers
Drivers caught speeding are sent warning letters. Where drivers have been seen on four occasions in a 12-month period, police officers will visit the driver at their address.
All vehicles are checked for tax and MOT. Any vehicles without these, may have action taken against them. Letters sent to owners will also check for that their insurance is valid.

