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  • Positive changes to Litter Bin arrangements in Farningham will see more large bins that are emptied more often

    24th July 2020

    These changes for the better were prompted by Sevenoaks District Council who will no longer be segregating the emptying of dog waste bins from other litter bins. Public litter bins can now be used for both dog waste and other litter which has, in practice, been happening for some time. Farningham...

  • Neighbourhood Watch Schemes

    15th July 2020

    Kent Police are inviting applications from residents who would like to start a Neighbourhood Watch Scheme. We already have schemes in place in Horton Way, Tilmans Mead, Beesfield Lane and Calfstock Lane. The Police Liaison Officer for this project is Adam Sackett and he can be contacted by phone...

  • Possible CCTV Coverage for Farningham Village

    15th July 2020

    Incidents in and around Farningham have prompted the Parish Council to discuss the possibility of re-installing CCTV coverage in the High Street. We have done some preliminary work with various companies and have carried out a review of the various options with an independent CCTV...

  • FPC Report for the Trident Magazine July 2020

    14th July 2020

    Farningham Parish Council met via a video link on Wednesday, 1st July 2020, and present were seven parish councillors (including Sevenoaks District Councillor Philip McGarvey), Kent County Councillor Roger Gough, one member of the public and the Clerk Jane Gray. New Parish Councillor We...

  • Sevenoaks District Council offers loan to Town Council to support The Stag

    11th July 2020

    Sevenoaks District Council has agreed to offer Sevenoaks Town Council a loan facility of up to £220,000 to help support the future of The Stag. Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, the future of The Stag, which is run by the Town Council, was in the balance, with funds predicted to only last a...

  • Friends of Farningham

    6th July 2020

    The first meeting of our virus-interrupted season was a huge success as 15 of us gathered outside the village hall. A wonderful turnout and we split into groups with one group walking the A20 footpath from King's Roundabout to Eynsford Road and trimming back all overhanging tree branches....

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