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Chartham Parish Council

A very warm welcome to the Chartham Parish Council website which is regularly updated with Chartham Parish Council meeting details, historical and cultural information, business and community information and contributions from local people. We hope that we have included most of the more significant features of our Parish both ancient and modern. Please use the Links at the top and bottom of the page to take you through the site. Several micro sites exist for the Village Hall, Sports Clubs, No Mans Orchard, Leisure and Walks, Cemetery and Amenities, the links at the top of the page takes you to these micro sites. The website has been created by people of Chartham for the people of Chartham and is being continually updated with local news and articles of interest. Any comments about the website or suggestions for possible inclusion should be directed to the Parish Clerk. Should anything or any organisation have been omitted from the new website we apologise in advance, should you come across any errors or links that do not work properly please let the Parish Clerk know by email. We will endeavour to put things right without to much delay.

P Hornibrook
The Parish Office,
Village Hall,
Station Road,
Chartham
Nr Canterbury, Kent CT4 7HX
Tel. No. 01227 738110 (Parish Office) or 0775 9263725
email: paul.hornibrook@btconnect.com

The Parish Council Welcome Pack can be downloaded from this site by clicking here. Please note that you will require the free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader to open this document.

 

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Chartham Village Hall Management Committee Web Site can be accessed by clicking here.

The 2010 annual accounts "signed off" by the Audit Commission can be view in pdf format by clicking here

The Civil Parish of Chartham

St. Mary’s Church Chartham dating from around 1294