Prospective Councillor Evening, to be held at the Council offices on Tuesday, 14 June from 6.00pm to 9.00pm
Click Prospective Councillor poster 2022 for information
Prospective Councillor Evening, to be held at the Council offices on Tuesday, 14 June from 6.00pm to 9.00pm
Click Prospective Councillor poster 2022 for information
Temporary Road Closure – Stoneheap Road, East Studdal – 16th June 2022 for 1 Day between 09:30 hours and 15:30 hours
It will be necessary to close Stoneheap Road, East Studdal from 16th June 2022 with estimated completion by 16th June 2022.
Stoneheap Road, East Studdal will be closed for the entire length.
The alternative route is Stoneheap Road, Downs Road, Church Hill, Vale Road, Sutton Road, Mongeham Road, Northbourne Road, Willow Road, Willow Woods Road, Stoneheap Bottom Road and vice versa.
The closure is required for the safety of the public and workforce while works to replace a telecom pole are undertaken by Openreach.
The Kent County Council Highways Helpline phone number is: 03000 418181
Click Stoneheap Rd closure for map
Sutton-by-Dover Parish Council is looking for a person to act as part time Parish
Clerk and Responsible Financial Officer. The ideal candidate will have good
administrative, financial, computer and communication skills and be able to edit
the parish website. Previous local government experience would be helpful but
not essential.
Click Advert May 22 for full details of position
Click JOB DESCRIPTION May 22 for details of job description
The White Cliffs Walking Festival has been organised to promote walking as an enjoyable,
interesting and healthy pastime, to include walks for a wide variety of people, in fact anyone
who enjoys a walk and enjoys the beautiful countryside we live in. There are over 30 walks
across the district, some short, some long, some in between. We aim to make it more than a
walk…an experience. Each walk has a theme to add interest, whether it is something to do
with the area’s history, or heritage, archaeology, and/or to experience some of the beautiful
countryside and scenery. Some walks may start, or finish or pass through your Parish, but also
many other walks are within easy reach. Our walks are mostly free, some include a small fee
for a guide or special visit
Click White Cliffs Walking Festival 25th to the 30th August for more information
Are you feeling distressed, overwhelmed, or that things are too much
for you? Don’t know where to turn to get mental health support?
The Safe Haven @ Thanet offers out-of-hours mental health support to
anyone aged 16+ in the Thanet area. Open every day 6pm-11pm.
Click Thanet Haven Flyer for more information
Temporary Road Closure – Downs Road, East Studdal – 23rd May 2022 for 5 Days
It will be necessary to close part of Downs Road, East Studdal from 23rd May 2022 with estimated completion by 27th May 2022.
Downs Road, East Studdal will be closed in the vicinity of East Studdal Nurseries, to the extent indicated by signs and barriers on site.
The alternative route is Downs Road, Northbourne Road, Stoneheap Road and vice versa.
The closure is required for the safety of the public and workforce while works to replace a stop tap are undertaken by Southern Water.
The Kent County Council Highways Helpline phone number is: 03000 418181
For the most up to date information on these works please visit: https://one.network/?
For information regarding this closure please contact Southern Water, who will able to assist with the scope of these works.
Dear Friends in Sutton and Studdal.
The past two years have been very difficult for all of us. Our activities were restricted,
especially those we took for granted. Church on Sunday, baptisms, weddings, funerals and
special services at Easter and Christmas were all put on hold. But despite that, your local
church stood and still stands as it has done for many generations and centuries. For the
greater part of the lockdowns we were able to stay open for everyone to enjoy a time of
quiet prayer and reflection, and the well-maintained green spaces and diverse wildlife of the
churchyards provided a precious community resource. From the many comments in our
visitors’ books, the village church was greatly valued throughout that time. We now need
your help to ensure that we preserve that inheritance for future generations.
We are asking local people to come and meet us and tells us: What do you want for your
local church? What are other needs you see in your community that the church can
support? How can we continue to raise the funds to keep our church buildings open for all?
So please come along to share your views over a cup of tea or coffee in the village hall on:
Monday April 4th at 7pm
If you are unable to make that date, you are welcome to come to:
St Nicholas Church, Ringwould, Friday March 23rd 7pm
Ripple Village Hall, Wednesday March 23rd 7pm
Kingsdown: Village Hall Sunday March 27th 7pm
Please do come along and talk to us. I look forward to seeing you! Revd Carolyn
