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Welcome to the Kelvindale Community Council website

Our regular monthly meetings are open to all local residents, offering a friendly forum for making improvements to the area and addressing community issues with the help and support of local elected Councillors, Police and other officials.

As a Community Council, we’re also notified of planning and licensing applications and are included in local authority and Government consultation processes – all of which is available to residents.

From bin collection to campaigning to save the local post office; traffic calming to lobbying bus providers to maintain local bus routes; supporting residents in  the redesign of Dorchester Avenue playpark to preventing fly-tipping…there’s lots of help and support we can offer.

Join us at a meeting…

Our meetings are hybrid – you can join via Zoom or come along in person to the Kelvindale Bowling Club at 7.30pm on the third Thursday of each month (excluding July and December).

To raise a point for discussion at a meeting or to join via Zoom, just email us at kelvindalecc@gmail which is our main point of contact, a couple of days in advance.  If you’re attending in person, simply come along to the Bowling Club and join us there.

Community Council boundaries…

The boundaries of the Kelvindale Community Council area can be viewed here: Map of Kelvindale Community Council Area

Community Council members…

Nick Bell, , Moira Crawford, Jamie Irvine (Secretary), Anne Gasteen (Treasurer), Carol Gilbert (Planning Officer), Wendy Grannon,  Rosemary Guerrier, John Guerrier,  Nick Quail. Polly Russell.   Ken Windsor ( Chair)  Minutes Secretary Claire Craig.

Keep in touch…

Email us at kelvindalecc@gmail.com

Follow us on facebook https://www.facebook.com/kelvindalecommunitycouncil/

WordPress is not as user friendly as it was when we started this website many years ago.  To facilitate easy access to the information on this site – from November 2024 we will concentrate on posting important updates on our News Page.   Facebook will of course remain as our primary method of getting urgent messages to the residents of Kelvindale.