Kilmington Parish Council meet approximately every 6 weeks (dates are set for about 6 months ahead). The meeting usually takes place at 7:30pm in the Cudmore Room in Kilmington Village Hall or, if this is not available, the Hitchcock Pavilion. Both are on Whitford Road with easily accessible parking. Generally, Parish Council meetings are open to the public and press.

All meetings of the Parish Council are advertised on the Parish Council notice boards and on this website.
Neighbourhood Plan
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In order to have greater influence on planning and future development in the village, the parish council have formed a steering group to include local volunteers to design a village Neighbourhood Plan. More details of the nature of such a plan can be found here.

We aim to give the village full consultation on forming this plan and welcome any ideas or concerns you may have regarding the future development of Kilmington.

Our email address is kilmingtonneighbourhoodplan@gmail.com and we will update this page as our work continues.
Parish Council Members
In the May 2019 Parish Council Election 343 ballot papers were issued, a turnout of 47.44% which was one of the highest in East Devon. The Kilmington Parish Council you elected is below together with details of their specific responsibilities.
PARISH CLERK is Adrian Jenkins  > 
He lives in Offwell and can be contacted via 07800 826657 or kilmingtonparishclerk@aol.com
BEN TROTT
MICHAEL COLLIER
SALLY HUSCROFT
ARNOLD DARE
MARK JONES
JULIA MEAR
STAFFORD SEWARD
PETER BALL
Parish Pathways

There are several Public Rights of Way in the parish. These are managed by the Public Rights of Way section of Devon County Council in partnership with the Parish Council. The Parish Council welcomes any local residents who walk particular paths regularly and who would volunteer to make them aware of any works which need to be done such as cutting back nettles or brambles or repairing stiles.
Planning Committee

All Councillors are members of the Planning Committee. Where possible, Planning Applications are dealt with at the regular meetings. If this is not possible a special planning meeting is called. The Parish Council is a statutory consultee for the main planning authority, in this case East Devon District Council. Residents wishing to comment on planning applications should ensure that their comments are sent directly to the District Council with a copy going to the Parish Council.
Local Representatives

Kilmington's in Newbridges Electoral Ward & District Councillor is:  Iain Chubb

Member of Parliament for
Tiverton & Taunton is:
Neil Parish