Community
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Various Maps including the Parish Boundary Map and a map of the location of the Dunkirk Village Hall
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On this page we show our Rural Kent Membership, the Oast to Coast Newsletters as well as some useful links to other areas that Rural Kent offers.
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KCC are making available Grant Funding for additional EV (Electric Vehicle Charging Points) More Information is available by following the link on this page.
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We endeavour to publicise local events and are always pleased to be contacted with details.
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We provide a list of places to visit in the local area for residents and visitors alike
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This is where our Parishioners can inform us of any News stories that may be happening within our Parish Boundary
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The Parish Council publishes a quarterly Newsletter which is delivered to every household in the village. Newsletters from Kent Police and Rural Kent can also be found here.
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A list of the various halls and meeting rooms available in the Village or local area.
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Picture gallery of the Village, Village History and surrounding area.
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This Page provides details of activities and services within the local area of the Boughton and Courtenay Ward, as well as the local Town of Faversham and the City of Canterbury, including accommodation, eating establishments, clubs and societies.
**NB It should be noted that any entries appearing on these pages, are not recommended nor endorsed by the Dunkirk Parish Council, they appear for information only. -
A series of pages to give quick access to emergency services, as well as essential services, there are links to the Swale Borough Council, Kent County Council and Government Websites containing helpful information for the Parishioners of Dunkirk.
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This is a list of local businesses operating within our Parish Boundary
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Our local history page informs our Parishioners of some of the local history as well as provide information to people who visit the site who may well want to visit those historical areas.
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Details concerning local events not necessarily organised by the parish council
KENT & MEDWAY BIOLOGICAL RECORDS CENTRE
Collecting, collating and disseminating wildlife information for the County of Kent.
If you feel a wildlife crime has been committed then you need to phone 101 and report it as a wildlife crime, also contact planning enforcement of your local council and they can issue a stop notice. Photographic evidence is crucial. Before and after photographs, photos of destroyed nests, any hedges grubbed out, any recordings of protected species, such as badger, bat, reptiles, dormice, certain orchids etc. That is why it is imperative people record flora and fauna with the KMBRC https://www.kmbrc.org.uk/ , you can then prove these species were seen on site or around the site historically and in the recent past. If you have obtained any evidence also call planning enforcement, if the hedges and trees were cut down with no nesting bird survey carried out then that is an offence. Do any of the trees have a TPO on them? Are you in a conservation area? If so, any trees will be protected. Is the site recorded as a local wildlife site?