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2012-02-09   Last day to respond to Household Waste Recycling Centre Consultation
Kent County Council is consulting on 1.Prohibit the deposit of tyres, gas bottles and asbestos 2.Limit construction waste to two (30 litre) sacks 3.Cease opening height barrier at Household Waste Recycling Centres on Wednesdays with provision made for domestic over-height vehicles on Saturdays 4.Prohibit access of vans, trucks, flat-bed vehicles and trailers to Household Waste Recycling Centres 5.Introduction of permit scheme along the west-Kent boundary to prevent non-Kent residents using Household Waste Recycling Centres 6.Consider future changes to the network to ensure efficiency. For more information and to respond to the consultatio, follow the link.

For more information see http://www.kent.gov.uk/environment_and_planning/recycling_and_rubbish/ways_to_recycle/waste_and_recycling_centres/hwrc_consultation.aspx

2012-01-21   Free Saturday Refuse Collection
Kent Hounds car park (by the Well Hill recycling area) from 11:15pm to 12:00pm. Get rid of those large rubbish items, when the dust-cart comes to Well Hill, without having to travel to the amenity dump. The dates are easy to remember - they are the third Saturday every three months (Jan, Apr, Jul ,Oct)

For more information see http://www.whra.org.uk/saturday_refuse_collection.htm

2012-01-12   Fast Broadband available in Well Hill, Cockerhurst, Park Gate
CallFlow are now conecting Well Hill and Park Gate residents to fast broadband. It is currently taking BT about 2 weeks to make the connections to the CallFlow network. It is expected that all areas will receive at least 10Mb/s broadband speed. For residents in Cockerhurst, the service is provided by a radio link and provided your property has line-of-sight to the mobile phone mast at Well Hill you should be able to recieve 10Mb/s broadband. In fact, the radio link works up to 10 kilometres. If you have family of friends who can see the Well Hill mobile phone mast and they are within 10 kilometres of it, they too could have a 10MB/s broadband.

For more information see http://www.callflowsolutions.com/home-broadband/slu-broadband/slu-in-your-area/crockenhill-and-well-hill.html

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Did you know that the Shoreham Parish Council, Crockenhill Parish Council, Sevenoaks District Council and Kent County Council all issue newsletters and magazines to keep us informed? If you don't receive these publications, please let us know. After all, we pay our taxes just like those that do get these magazines.




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