Welcome to Tonbridge & Malling

Welcome to Tonbridge & Malling Borough Council's website - we hope you find it interesting, informative and easy to use.

We aim to keep the content up to date and will be adding new information on a regular basis.

The council is not responsible for the content of external internet sites

Benefit Fraud

If you think someone is fraudulently claiming benefit let us know.

The latest edition of the Council's newspaper for Tonbridge and Malling residents is out now! If you live in the borough and you have yet to receive your copy, please let us know. Download the latest copy.

Stop Press

Tonbridge Castle grounds to close for Music Festival

Tonbridge Castle grounds will be closed from 8am on Tuesday 7 July until 5pm on Monday 13 July for the 2009 Festival of Music and Fireworks. Tickets for the festival are still available.

Consultation

The consultation on the Quarry Hill Conservation Area Appraisal is now underway. Have your say.

Suspected Scams

Suspected scam regarding council tax payments and HM Revenue & Customs

New water guides

Free guides on saving water at home and sustainable draining are now available..

MDE DPD - Corrections to published plan

An addendum to the latest LDF plan on Managing Development and the Environment is now available for public comment

European and County Council Elections

Elections were be held on 4 June 2009 in Tonbridge and Malling for Kent County Council and the European Parliament. A by-election was also held for Borough Green Parish Council. Read the results. Find out more.

Swine Influenza

The World Health Organization has raised its swine flu alert to Phase 6, indicating that a global pandemic is underway. Further information.

Government announces plans to help businesses pay their rates

Businesses will be able to defer payment of part of any increase in their rates for 2009/10, according to a Government announcement on 31 March. Full details of the scheme have not yet been worked out but click here for more information.

New planning rules

New planning rules are now in place, meaning that many common household projects can now be carried out without applying for planning permission. Use this interactive guide for more information.


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