Welcome

This is the Parish Council web-site for the village of Hilton in South Derbyshire. The PC hope to make it a useful centre for information about the Parish and how the Council represents its Parishioners.
You can find information on Parish Council meetings, including the minutes from previous meetings. Articles and information from current and past Parish Council newsletters are also available on-line. There is also an extensive contacts page, helping you find the people to contact.
Furthermore there are sections covering events in the village; links to other community groups in Hilton; and a section on the village itself with useful links to other resources in the Internet.

Would you like to be a Parish Councillor?

There is currently one vacancy on the Council. If you are interested in becoming a Councillor then please contact Clare Orme at the Parish Council Office for more information.

What's New?

• There is a new search option at the top of the page. The whole site is now completely searchable, including all the minutes and agendas.
• Please note the new contact information on the Parish Council page.
• A new link has been added to the Community Page.

New Dog Control Orders

Please note that from January 2009 the following Dog Control Orders for Hilton will come into effect:

1. Dogs to be kept on a lead at the Village Hall Picnic Area and on The Mease Football Field
2. Dogs to be excluded from The Village Hall Childrens Play Area, The Avon Way Childrens Play Area and Main Street Childrens Play Area
3. Dogs to roam free on the Back Lane Football Field but must be kept under control.

Click here for Community Policing - last updated 14th Apr 2009

PC Jim Bateman: "I have just joined the Hilton Village Forum online so if you have any queries then you can not only e-mail me direct but also place your issue on their where either myself or one of the girls can have a look and respond to you direct. You can find that at www.hiltonvillage.co.uk∞. It also will give you this report literally hot off the press rather than waiting for it to come out in the directory.
So as you can see the Safer Neighbourhood Team have been working hard this month to tackle the various issues however I must stress that without public support we would not have half the results that we do and so a big thank you goes out to everyone that have assisted. Keep in touch with us and we'll keep bringin' 'em in!!
All the best."