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Environment Committee Minutes 08-09-2025

Environment Committee Minutes 08-09-2025

The minutes of Sandgate’s Parish Council Environment Committee meeting, held on 8th September 2025, in Sandgate Library.

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You can find previous Sandgate Parish Environment Committee Agendas and Minutes on this website. We publish agendas a few days before a meeting. The Clerk then posts draft minutes in the week after a meeting.

We broadcast our meetings live on our Facebook page. Those meeting recordings are then left live for a few months after the meeting, giving you the chance to watch it back later!

The next suitable meeting will formally approve the draft minutes of this meeting. When approved, the Chairman of that meeting then signs them.

The signed minutes of the meeting serve as the legal record of what has taken place at the meeting. Before a meeting approves the draft minutes of a preceding meeting, the meeting may, by resolution, correct any inaccuracies in the draft minutes. The attendance (or otherwise) of the Chairman or those voting in favour to amend or approve of the minutes is irrelevant.

Only if meeting minutes are found to be inaccurate after they have been signed can they then be altered. Inaccuracies in signed minutes can only be amended by resolution at a subsequent meeting.

Posted by Tim Prater in Environment, Minutes
Planning Committee Minutes 08-09-2025

Planning Committee Minutes 08-09-2025

The minutes of Sandgate’s Parish Council Planning Committee meeting, held on 8th September 2025, in Sandgate Library.

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You can find previous Sandgate Parish Planning Committee Agendas and Minutes on this website. We publish agendas a few days before a meeting. The Clerk then posts draft minutes in the week after a meeting.

We broadcast our meetings live on our Facebook page. Those meeting recordings are then left live for a few months after the meeting, giving you the chance to watch it back later!

The next suitable meeting will formally approve the draft minutes of this meeting. When approved, the Chairman of that meeting then signs them.

The signed minutes of the meeting serve as the legal record of what has taken place at the meeting. Before a meeting approves the draft minutes of a preceding meeting, the meeting may, by resolution, correct any inaccuracies in the draft minutes. The attendance (or otherwise) of the Chairman or those voting in favour to amend or approve of the minutes is irrelevant.

Only if meeting minutes are found to be inaccurate after they have been signed can they then be altered. Inaccuracies in signed minutes can only be amended by resolution at a subsequent meeting.

Posted by Tim Prater in Minutes, Planning
Planning Committee Agenda 15-09-2025

Planning Committee Agenda 15-09-2025

The agenda for the Sandgate Parish Council Planning Committee meeting, to held on 15th September at 6.30pm at Sandgate Library.

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The Planning Committee meeting is open to press and public. If any member of the public wishes to attend, please can they notify clerk@sandgate-pc.gov.uk in advance. This allows us to ensure we have sufficient seats and allow reasonable spacing.

Previous Sandgate Parish Council Planning Committee Agenda and Minutes. We publish agendas a few days before a meeting. We then post draft minutes in the week after a meeting.

Most of our meetings will be broadcast live on our Facebook page. Recordings of the meetings will be left on Facebook for a few months after the meeting so they can be watched back later. Comments left on Facebook broadcasts during the meeting are not be monitored and are not a way of feeding back to the Council.

Minimum Notice

We issue agendas at least three clear days before a meeting. We display them on the noticeboard in the library, Parish noticeboards on the Village Green and by Enbrook Valley shops, and on our website.

The minimum three clear days for notice of a meeting does not include:

  • the day of issue of the agenda, or;
  • the day of the meeting, or;
  • a Sunday, or;
  • a day of the Christmas break, or;
  • a day of the Easter break, or;
  • of a bank holiday, or;
  • a day appointed for public thanksgiving or mourning.

Meeting in Public

All meetings of our Council are open to the public, except in limited defined circumstances. We can only decide, by resolution, to meet in private when discussing confidential business or for other special reasons where publicity would be prejudicial to the public interest.

Those reasons might include, for example, discussing the conduct of employees, negotiations of contracts or terms of tender, or the early stages of a legal dispute.

Posted by Tim Prater in Agenda, Planning

Temporary Road Closure & Reversal of One-way – Granville Parade & Parade Road, Sandgate – 27th October 2025

Due to works planned to be undertaken by Kent County Council, it will be necessary to close part of Granville Parade, Sandgate. The one-way Order for Parade Road, Sandgate, will be reversed to allow access, from 27th October 2025 with estimated completion by 29th October 2025.

The works are for investigative and hopefully repair works to a street drain outside The Ship at the corner of Granville Parade and Granville Parade West.

Granville Parade will be closed from the junction of Granville Road West to the rear of The Ship Inn, to the extent indicated by signs and barriers on site.

The one-way Order for Parade Road will be reversed to allow through traffic in a Northerly direction only, to the extent indicated by signs and barriers on site.

The alternative route for any through traffic is via A259 Sandgate High Street, Granville Road East and Granville Parade.

Pedestrian access will be maintained during the works.

The restrictions are required for the safety of the public and workforce while allowing drainage works to be carried out, works are undertaken by Kent County Council.

For the most up to date information on these works please visit: https://one.network/?tm=GB144669819

For information regarding these restrictions please contact Kent County Council, who will be able to assist with the scope of these works.

The Kent County Council Highways Helpline phone number is: 03000 418181

Posted by Tim Prater in News
Environment Committee Agenda 08-09-2025

Environment Committee Agenda 08-09-2025

The agenda for the Sandgate Parish Council Environment Committee meeting, to held on 8th September 2025 at 6.30pm.

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The Environment Committee meeting is open to press and public. If any member of the public wishes to attend, please can they notify clerk@sandgate-pc.gov.uk in advance. This allows us to ensure we have sufficient seats and allow reasonable spacing.

Previous Sandgate Parish Council Environment Committee Agenda and Minutes. We publish agendas a few days before a meeting. We then post draft minutes in the week after a meeting.

Most of our meetings will be broadcast live on our Facebook page. Recordings of the meetings will be left on Facebook for a few months after the meeting so they can be watched back later. Comments left on Facebook broadcasts during the meeting are not be monitored and are not a way of feeding back to the Council.

Minimum Notice

We issue agendas at least three clear days before a meeting. We display them on the noticeboard in the library, Parish noticeboards on the Village Green and by Enbrook Valley shops, and on our website.

The minimum three clear days for notice of a meeting does not include:

  • the day of issue of the agenda, or;
  • the day of the meeting, or;
  • a Sunday, or;
  • a day of the Christmas break, or;
  • a day of the Easter break, or;
  • of a bank holiday, or;
  • a day appointed for public thanksgiving or mourning.

Meeting in Public

All meetings of our Council are open to the public, except in limited defined circumstances. We can only decide, by resolution, to meet in private when discussing confidential business or for other special reasons where publicity would be prejudicial to the public interest.

Those reasons might include, for example, discussing the conduct of employees, negotiations of contracts or terms of tender, or the early stages of a legal dispute.

Posted by Tim Prater in Agenda, Environment
Planning Committee Agenda 08-09-2025

Planning Committee Agenda 08-09-2025

The agenda for the Sandgate Parish Council Planning Committee meeting, to held on 8th September at 7pm or at the fall of Environment Committee, whichever is later, at Sandgate Library.

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The Planning Committee meeting is open to press and public. If any member of the public wishes to attend, please can they notify clerk@sandgate-pc.gov.uk in advance. This allows us to ensure we have sufficient seats and allow reasonable spacing.

Previous Sandgate Parish Council Planning Committee Agenda and Minutes. We publish agendas a few days before a meeting. We then post draft minutes in the week after a meeting.

Most of our meetings will be broadcast live on our Facebook page. Recordings of the meetings will be left on Facebook for a few months after the meeting so they can be watched back later. Comments left on Facebook broadcasts during the meeting are not be monitored and are not a way of feeding back to the Council.

Minimum Notice

We issue agendas at least three clear days before a meeting. We display them on the noticeboard in the library, Parish noticeboards on the Village Green and by Enbrook Valley shops, and on our website.

The minimum three clear days for notice of a meeting does not include:

  • the day of issue of the agenda, or;
  • the day of the meeting, or;
  • a Sunday, or;
  • a day of the Christmas break, or;
  • a day of the Easter break, or;
  • of a bank holiday, or;
  • a day appointed for public thanksgiving or mourning.

Meeting in Public

All meetings of our Council are open to the public, except in limited defined circumstances. We can only decide, by resolution, to meet in private when discussing confidential business or for other special reasons where publicity would be prejudicial to the public interest.

Those reasons might include, for example, discussing the conduct of employees, negotiations of contracts or terms of tender, or the early stages of a legal dispute.

Posted by Tim Prater in Agenda, Planning
Sandgate Sea Festival 2025 – Music Line-up

Sandgate Sea Festival 2025 – Music Line-up

As a key part of the Sandgate Sea and Food Festival 2025, we’re delighted to be able to announce the full music line up across Sandgate for the August Bank Holiday weekend.

**Updated 22nd August**

With 19 music acts across 2 days in 7 venues there is something for everyone. See you there!

Saturday 23rd August

  • GEE’S BAR @ THE ROYAL NORFOLK HOTEL
    • Broke by Friday (2pm – note time change).
  • GRANVILLE PARADE RDH CHARITABLE TRUST STAGE
    • Big Flava Band (8-10pm)
  • CASTLE ROAD CAR PARK ACOUSTIC STAGE
    • Duncan Moris (8-9pm)
    • Alex McNeice (9-10pm)
  • MIMOSA
    • DJ Sean D’Elier, DJ Magma Flow & Guest (evening)
  • Free fireworks display from Sandgate’s Granville Parade beach 9pm
    • Our spectacular firework display provided by Jubilee Fireworks and sponsored by the Roger De Haan Charitable Trust will take place at 9pm.

Sunday 24th August

Three FREE Under 10’s disco in Sandgate Library

Advance booking required as numbers limited. Each disco lasts around 45 minutes. Please only book tickets for one disco for each child. Get free tickets: learn more and book here.

Disco made possible by the generous support of the PPL PRS Charity & Community Discount Scheme. Learn more about TheMusicLicence.

  • GRANVILLE PARADE RDH CHARITABLE TRUST STAGE
    • Gumboots Reggae Duo (10am)
    • Diane Dunn Duo (11.30am)
    • Heroes Duo (1pm)
    • Soul Thing (2.30pm)
  • CASTLE ROAD CAR PARK ACOUSTIC STAGE
    • Lucy May Walker (10am)
    • Flo Glen (11am)
    • Sophia Stutchbury (Noon)
    • Nick Lawrence (1pm)
    • Megan Wardroper (2pm)
    • Ayla Schofield (3pm)
  • THE SHIP INN
    • Steel And Strings Steel Band right on the seafront next to the restaurant (from 4pm til the party ends!).
  • MIMOSA
    • DJ Sean D’Elier, DJ Magma Flow & Guest (evening)
  • GEE’S BAR @ THE ROYAL NORFOLK HOTEL
    • The Heroes (4pm).
  • THE PROVIDENCE
    • Swing Rat Joe singing live in the pub from 5pm.
  • SANDGATE MEMBERS CLUB
    • Donna Sings from 7pm.
Posted by Tim Prater in News, Sea Festival
Planning Committee Minutes 28-07-2025

Planning Committee Minutes 28-07-2025

The minutes of Sandgate’s Parish Council Planning Committee meeting, held on 28th July 2025, in Sandgate Library.

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You can find previous Sandgate Parish Planning Committee Agendas and Minutes on this website. We publish agendas a few days before a meeting. The Clerk then posts draft minutes in the week after a meeting.

We broadcast our meetings live on our Facebook page. Those meeting recordings are then left live for a few months after the meeting, giving you the chance to watch it back later!

The next suitable meeting will formally approve the draft minutes of this meeting. When approved, the Chairman of that meeting then signs them.

The signed minutes of the meeting serve as the legal record of what has taken place at the meeting. Before a meeting approves the draft minutes of a preceding meeting, the meeting may, by resolution, correct any inaccuracies in the draft minutes. The attendance (or otherwise) of the Chairman or those voting in favour to amend or approve of the minutes is irrelevant.

Only if meeting minutes are found to be inaccurate after they have been signed can they then be altered. Inaccuracies in signed minutes can only be amended by resolution at a subsequent meeting.

Posted by Tim Prater in Minutes, Planning
Parish Council Meeting Minutes 28-07-2025

Parish Council Meeting Minutes 28-07-2025

The minutes of Sandgate’s Parish Council meeting, held on 28th July 2025, in Sandgate Library.

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Meeting video at: https://www.facebook.com/sandgatepc/videos/698094112756185

Previous Sandgate Parish Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes. We publish agendas a few days before a meeting. We then post draft minutes in the week after a meeting.

Most of our meetings are also broadcast live on our Facebook page. Those recordings are left on Facebook for a few months after the meeting so can be watched back later.

We broadcast our meetings live on our Facebook page (although we’re sorry: this one was not). Those meeting recordings are then left live for a few months after the meeting, giving you the chance to watch it back later!

The next suitable meeting will formally approve the draft minutes of this meeting. When approved, the Chairman of that meeting then signs them.

The signed minutes of the meeting serve as the legal record of what has taken place at the meeting. Before a meeting approves the draft minutes of a preceding meeting, the meeting may, by resolution, correct any inaccuracies in the draft minutes. The attendance (or otherwise) of the Chairman or those voting in favour to amend or approve of the minutes is irrelevant.

Only if meeting minutes are found to be inaccurate after they have been signed can they then be altered. Inaccuracies in signed minutes can only be amended by resolution at a subsequent meeting.

Posted by Tim Prater in Council, Minutes