Welcome to the Kingsbridge Town Council Website
This is the website of Kingsbridge Town Council. The aim is to provide a website which is easy to use, clear and concise to read, and without frills – just good, solid, useful information about the town council’s business.
To find out the DECISIONS made by the town council please read the various minutes from council and committee meetings and scroll down this home page for LATEST NEWS items.
We hope you enjoy this website and discover what you were looking for. If you didn’t – then please tell us – we are here to provide a service, to inform, and support you.
With our very best regards, the members and staff of Kingsbridge Town Council.
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Citizen of the Year 2012
Do you know of someone who has served the town of Kingsbridge in a special way and deserves recognition for their works or deeds? Collect your Nomination Form and Conditions for the Award, from the Council Offices at Quay House, or download here, Conditions and Nomination Form. The deadline for entries is 3rd February 2012.
Young Person of the Year Award
Do you know someone aged between 14 and 19 years old who has achieved something outstanding? This new award commencing in 2012 seeks to identify and reward the very best example of achievement by a young person in Kingsbridge. Collect your Nomination Form/Conditions from the Council Offices at Quay House, or download here, Nomination Form/Conditions. The deadline for entries is 3rd February 2012
Grant Aid – Grants for the Community
Applications for Grant Aid are being invited for a third round this year, application forms and conditions are available to download here and must reach the Council Offices no later than Friday 27 January 2012
The Mayor's Charity's 2011-2012
The Mayor has chosen two local charities to support this year they are Citizen Advice Bureau Kingsbridge Outreach and British Legion Kingsbridge Welfare Group.
The local Outreach section of the Citizens Advice Bureau which provides free and confidential advice for everyone; with today's mounting financial difficulties the number of people needing advice is increasing, putting more and more strain on the service which itself has been the target of cuts in support funding.
The local branch of the Royal British Legion Welfare support Section. This provides much needed advice and support for both ex and current serving members of the Armed Forces and other service personnel, many of whom find returning to active life a significant challenge, particularly after service in current and past war zones.