There are no costs for receiving a reminder or final notice. A maximum of two reminders will be issued in a financial year. Council tax summons. If you are ...

Representatives from Ashford have returned from a Civic Twinning visit to Bad Münstereifel, Germany, helping to strengthen ...

The Building Safety Levy came in to force on 1 October 2026 and is a new charge on qualifying residential developments in England. It was introduced by the Government to help fund the remediation of ...

The Building Safety Levy (BSL) is a new statutory charge introduced under the Building Safety Act 2022 that applies to certain residential developments in England. The levy has been introduced by the ...

A farmer is allowed to kill the dog if it’s worrying their livestock. If you see an incident of livestock worrying in progress you should call 999. If the incident has already happened and is no ...

If you have concerns regarding the welfare of a dog, please report to the RSPCA. You can find useful information on their website RSPCA Report a Concern alternatively you can call to report cruelty, ...

Jamaica Blue celebrated the grand opening of its new Ashford café on Friday 25th September, welcoming customers to enjoy its ...

Ashford Borough Council is preparing a new Local Plan for the borough and is inviting local communities to get involved in the process. The council has commenced a three-week scoping consultation ...

Built in 1936, the former Odeon is one of Ashford’s most recognisable buildings. Phase one of this project is focused on restoring and celebrating its 1930s High Street frontage, while ensuring the ...

To mark the centenary of the 1926 General Strike, an exhibition is being held at Ashford Museum to celebrate Ashford’s role in Britain’s only ever national General Strike, from its roots in the coal ...