Nettlestead Parish Council

nettlesteadpc.gov.uk

Tuesday 1 September 2026

Clerk: Joanna Geary

clerk@nettlesteadpc.gov.uk

07396 725 812

Next meeting: Full Council — 14 September 2026 at 19:30, Nettlestead Village Hall

Demonstration site. Nettlestead Parish Council has not adopted Beacon. Every councillor, payment, meeting and minute shown here is fictional and is here to demonstrate the software.

ℹ️ Winter flood preparation — grit bins and sandbags

Ahead of winter the Council reviews the parish flood plan and checks the three grit bins. Residents in the low-lying part of the parish can request sandbags through Maidstone Borough Council. Live flood warnings for this area are shown at the top of this page automatically, direct from the Environment Agency.

About Nettlestead

Nettlestead is a small rural parish in the Maidstone borough of Kent, lying on the north bank of the River Medway between Yalding and Wateringbury. Fewer than a thousand people live here, in a landscape that is still largely orchard, hop garden and grazing marsh.

The parish church of St Mary the Virgin dates from the thirteenth century and is known for its unusually tall fifteenth-century windows. Much of the low-lying land sits within the Medway flood plain, which shapes both what can be built here and how the parish plans for winter.

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