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Darenth Councillors

At the Parish Council's Annual Meeting held on Wednesday 15 May 2024, Councillor Nick Weavis was re-elected as Chairman, with Councillor Sue Holmes taking on the role of Vice-Chairman for the Council.

The Councillors elected as Members of Darenth Parish Council are:

Lane End

Ian Douglas Armitt, Local Conservatives - [email protected]

Iris May Gutteridge, Local Conservatives - [email protected]

Keith Holmes, Local Conservatives

Sue Holmes (Vice-Chairman), Local Conservatives

Tony Prentice, Independent

Kelly Webb - [email protected]

Darenth Valley Ward

David Eric Risely, Local Conservatives - [email protected]

Nick Weavis (Chairman), Local Conservatives - [email protected]

Green Street Green Ward

Tom Hicks, Local Conservatives

Darenth falls within the Dartford Rural Ward of Kent County Council for which the Member is Jeremy Kite ([email protected]).

Non-emergency crimes can be reported by calling 101. To report a crime in progress, please call 999. If deaf or speech impaired, text ‘police’ and your message to 60066. The Local Neighbourhood Policing Team for Darenth are always on hand to help with your concerns. Our PCSO is Linda Prior, who can be contacted via telephone on 07772 226125 or by email [email protected].