Limpsfield Parish Council is a democratically elected authority given legal powers to run certain local facilities and services and to help manage and shape the future of the community. Limpsfield also has an adopted Neighbourhood Plan that serves to ensure the Parish Council and parishioners have a say in planning and development issues on a district and county level. (See Neighbourhood Plan info on website). Parish councillors are unpaid and elected to represent the best interests of their local residents, and parish councils need funds to support their activities. These funds are raised by adding an extra cost known as a “precept” to each householder’s Council Tax bill. Tandridge District Council has to consult Limpsfield Parish Council on all local planning issues, appeals, and inquiries where they affect the parish. The Parish Council may also be involved in providing, maintaining and protecting areas such as allotments, churchyards and cemeteries, open spaces and playing fields, lighting, litter control, dog-fouling, ponds, footpaths, roadside verges, seats and shelters. It is also tasked with providing local facilities for entertainment, arts & crafts, public halls for social recreations or athletic pursuits, swimming pools and public toilets. Limpsfield Parish Council meets on the second Monday of every month at Tandridge District Council offices, Station Road East, Oxted. Please check the venue on the appropriate agenda. Members of the public are welcome. There is a Public Session when questions can be put to the Council without notice having to be given in advance. The current members of the Parish Council can be found on the website. For any Parish Council matter, please contact the Clerk, clerk@limpsfield.org.