Welcome to Brenzett Parish Council
Brenzett is a small village on the edge of Romney Marsh in Kent. It is within Folkestone & Hythe District Council’s area and Brenzett has 379 residents and covers 1,090.61 Hectares (data from 2011 Census). See a location map.
We hope you enjoy browsing our website, and look forward to hearing from you, or seeing you at one of our meetings.
2024-2025 Financial Audit - click here for Public Rights Notice to Inspect Reports
Brenzett Village Hall ~ hire for your event

REPORTING CRIME AND ANTI SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR
Non-emergency crime and anti-social behaviour should be reported to the Police. This allows the Police to build up a picture of what is happening in an area and allows them to focus their resources accordingly.
A non-emergency crime is a crime that does not require an emergency response such as reporting burglary of non-domestic or commercial premises e.g. sheds and outbuildings, theft, criminal damage or theft from or damage to vehicles. A car parked dangerously or causing an obstruction is a non-emergency crime.
You can report a non-emergency crime by phoning 101 or by using the online reporting form www.kent.police.uk. Please report crime and anti-social behaviour as soon as possible giving as many details as you can.
If it’s an emergency ring 999
Rural Matters is the Kent Police magazine for residents and businesses.
Read Rural Matters, Autumn 2023 edition, click here.
See sample Kent Fraud Alerts, click here.

Any items or event details from village groups or clubs for the Diary and News pages are welcomed. Please send these to the Parish Clerk, email Brenzett@parishcouncil.onmicrosoft.com.
If you see a trotting race in progress or people hare coursing please ring Kent Police 999.
Next Meeting -- Friday 27th March 2026.
Last Updates: February 2026 DRAFT PC Minutes ~

Armistice Day – Lest we forget
Thank You Card from the School

Thank You Message from the School

Brenzett Parish Council donated funds towards supporting remote learning while the school was closed due to COVID-19 restrictions and in national lockdown.



