Next Parish Council Meeting
Meetings of the Parish Council are held at Norton Canon Village Hall and, unless otherwise advised, start at 7pm.
All members of the public are welcome to attend the next Ordinary meeting of Kinnersley and District Group Parish Council (covering the Parishes of Kinnersley, Letton Norton Canon and Sarnesfield)
Next Parish Council Meeting:
Wednesday 25th November 2026 at 7pm in Norton canon Village Hall
2026/27 Meeting Dates: 23rd September 2026; 25th November 2026; 27th January 2026; 24th March 2027.
Please contact the Council Clerk for any Parish Council enquiries: Email: clerk@kinnersleygroup-pc.gov.uk; Tel: 07354811146
🌟 Get involved in your community!
We’re looking for:
✨ New councillors (Kinnersley & Norton Canon) – As a councillor, you become:
- A champion for residents
- A voice for local priorities
- A contributor to shaping the future of your parish
If you care about your area and want to help guide local decisions, we’d love to hear from you.
📩 Contact the Parish Clerk: clerk@kinnersleygroup-pc.gov.uk 📞 07354 811146
What is the KDGPC ?
The KDGPC is the parish council for the Herefordshire parishes of Kinnersley, Letton, Norton Canon and Sarnesfield

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