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Thurnham Public Transport Survey
Thurnham Parish Council is inviting residents to take part in a short Public Transport Survey to help us better understand local transport needs and accessibility.
The survey aims to gather information on how often public transport is used, how accessible it is, and whether current services meet the needs of those living in the area.
Responses will be collated and anonymised, and the findings will be used to help inform the Parish Council’s consideration of planning matters and future development proposals.
The survey is quick to complete and should take no more than a couple of minutes.
Please click on the link below to take part.
Thurnham Public Transport Survey
A very hearty welcome to the Thurnham Parish Website
Thurnham Parish is located in a beautiful and secluded area of Kent and is just 3 miles north east of the County Town of Maidstone. The Parish covers an approximate area of 3194 acres, the majority of which lies within the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and the North Downs Special Landscape Area. The famous Pilgrims Way runs through our Parish and attracts many ramblers who often stop to explore the ruins of Thurnham Castle and Thurnham village that has much to offer visitors.
Thurnham Parish is surrounded by the Parishes of Detling, Stockbury, Hucking, Hollingbourne, Bearsted and Boxley. It has a population of 839 electorates and 474 residencies.
National Grid Coordinates: TQ 810 584
You can now contact Kent Police for all Wards and Officers here - https://www.kent.police.uk
To identify an officer, the postcode can be placed in Find Your Area, and this will bring up the ward for the area. To identify the team and officers for the area click ‘On the Team’.