Salehurst and Robertsbridge Parish Council

Welcome

Salehurst & Robertsbridge is one of the larger parishes in East Sussex and lies mid-way between Tunbridge Wells to the north and Hastings to the south on the main London to Hastings road, the A21.

 

The parish is entirely contained within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

 

More information about the history and organisation of the parish can be found at About the Parish.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Latest News

 

REMEMBRANCE IN ROBERTSBRIDGE 2024
5th Nov 2024

 

You are warmly invited to join either or both events:

 

REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 2024

Main Commemoration Event (Parade, Church Service at St Mary's Salehurst, Wreath Laying Ceremony at High Street War Memorial)

 

ARMISTICE DAY MONDAY 11TH NOVEMBER 2024 Short Wreath Laying Event (at High Street War Memorial ) led by Robertsbridge Royal British Legion

 

Full details including timings here.

 

 

 

 

Parish Council Meeting
31st Oct 2024

 

There will be a Full Council Meeting on Monday 18th November at the Village Hall in Station Road, at 7.30pm.

 

THE PUBLIC AND PRESS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND

 

 

A period of up to 15 minutes will be allowed at the start for questions and comments from the public.

 

Planning Committee - 4th November 2024
29th Oct 2024

 

There will be a Planning Committee Meeting on Monday 4th November 2024 at Robertsbridge Youth Centre at 7.30pm.

 

The press and public are welcome to attend and up to 15 minutes will be allowed at the start of the meeting for public comments and questions. The agenda for the meeting will be available on the 'Council Meetings' page three days prior. Click here to see the notice.

 

Resignation of a Councillor
24th Oct 2024

 

The Parish Council is sorry to announce the resignation of Cllr Kirsty Barden on 24th October. Sadly Kirsty found recently that she was unable to dedicate the time and energy to the role that she wished to, with personal commitments and full time work keeping her busy.

 

Whilst she had only been on the Parish Council for a little over a year, she was nevertheless a valuable part of the team and will be missed. We wish her well going forward.

 

We therefore now have a second vacancy (Clive Cooke left in August). We will be advertising for two new Members in due course - all enquiries welcome, to the Clerk or any of the Members of the Council (see the Contact us tab).

 

Please click to see the official Notice of Vacancy.

 

A21 TRUNK ROAD (SCOTNEY CASTLE TO BALDSLOW) ORDER 2024
22nd Oct 2024

 

Copies of the made Highways Order 2024 no 1109 (relating to speed limits on the A21) are available for inspection by the public at the Parish Office from 18 October 2024 to 29 November 2024.

 

PUBLIC EXHIBITION OF PROPOSED HOUSING DEVELOPMENT: HEATHFIELD GARDENS
3rd Oct 2024

 

Whitehall Homes are putting together plans for housing on two fields adjacent to Heathfield Gardens. (This site was allocated for residential development in our Salehurst & Robertsbridge Neigbourhood Development Plan). They have asked the Parish Council to publicise an event they are holding to show local residents their proposed development ahead of submitting a formal planning application:

 

Residents are invited to view and discuss the proposals at Robertsbridge Youth Centre with representatives from Whitehall Homes on Thursday 17th October 4.30-7.30pm and Friday 18th October 3-6pm.

 

 

 

 

 

National Highways Draft Order - A21 Speed Limits Order 2024
26th Sep 2024

 

The A21 Trunk Road (Scotney Castle to Baldslow) (50 miles per hour, 40 miles per hour, and 30 miles per hour speed limits) Order 2024'

Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984.

 

Copies of this draft order that National Highways proposes to make, together with plans illustrating the proposal are available for inspection by the public at the Parish office during the objection period for 21 days from 27th September to 18 October 2024. This order has been drafted to reconfigure and consolidate the speed limit legislation on the A21 from Scotney Castle to Baldslow to address safety issues and requests from the public, and to improve enforcement by reducing the number of individual orders.

 

Vacancy for a Councillor
18th Aug 2024

 

The Parish Council is sorry to see Cllr Clive Cooke go - he resigned on 16th August for personal reasons. Clive was on the Planning Committee and we thank him for his contribution to this and the Council over the last five years.

 

 

We therefore now have a vacancy for one more Councillor: please click to see the Notice of Vacancy. Enquiries welcomed.