Author: Irene - Parish Clerk

The Darwell Messenger

The Darwell Messenger, generally known as “The Messenger” is a magazine for all the residents of the villages of Brightling, Dallington, Netherfield and Mountfield.
The Messenger provides news of forthcoming events and recent local events, features about local wildlife and local history, seasonal cooking ideas, new books and much more. There are 10 monthly issues per year (December/January is a combined issue and July/August is also a combined issue).
The Messenger is available by a subscription of £10 per year and is distributed within the four villages by a team of unpaid volunteers. It is also available by postal subscription to anyone anywhere in the world
If you would like to subscribe to The Messenger or submit an article for publication, please email – darwell.messenger@gmail.com

If you are interested in advertising in The Messenger, please see our advertising information page at – advertising information page

Mountfield Parish Council – Contact Details

Apologies for all the hassle with my previous post about contact details and new email addresses for Mountfield Parish Council.
There was an issue with the Godaddy server which lasted around two days.
All seems to be OK now and the new contact details can be found on the link below.
Irene – Parish Clerk

New contact details for Mountfield Parish Council

Mountfield Parish Council – change of email addresses for Councillors and Clerk

Please note that Mountfield Parish Councillors and the Clerk have new email addresses.
For example, my Mountfield email address is now – clerk@mountfieldparishcouncil.gov.uk

All the Councillor emails follow the same format. You can see the new emails if you follow this link – Who We Are

Redirects will be available for some time if you type in the old email addresses.
Irene – Parish Clerk

 

 

 

Email received from National Highways
Irene – parish Clerk

Dear Stakeholder

We’ll soon be carrying out the removal of trees that have been identified with ash dieback on the A21.

To carry out these works safely we’ll need to close the A21 Woodmans Green Road, in both directions between the junctions of the B2089 and B2090.

Closure information:

  • Monday 7 July for one night 8pm to 6am

Diversions:

A signed diversion will be in place via, A21, A2102, A259, A2036, A2691, A2690, A2100 and vice versa for opposite direction.

Kind regards

South East Scheme Communications.

National Highways Limited | General enquiries: 0300 123 5000 |National Traffic Operations Centre, 3 Ridgeway, Quinton Business Park, Birmingham B32 1AF | https://nationalhighways.co.uk | info@nationalhighways.co.uk

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