Life in the parish of Kimpton is built around community. From local events to green spaces and village life, the parish council helps shape the things people experience every day.
But communities change, and it is important that younger generations are part of the conversation too. Young people bring fresh ideas, new energy, and a better understanding of issues like transport, digital communication, youth activities, and protecting spaces for future families.
Being a parish councillor is not about politics for the sake of politics. It is about listening to residents, supporting local projects, and helping make practical improvements that benefit everyone.
Kimpton has a strong sense of community and keeping that spirit alive means making sure every generation has a voice. A modern parish council should reflect the people who live here today and the people who will shape its future tomorrow.
If you care about the future of Kimpton, now is the time to get involved. Whether it’s attending meetings, sharing ideas, volunteering locally, or standing for the parish council yourself, every voice can make a difference. The village will only stay strong if people are willing to step forward and help shape it.
To find out more about being a parish councillor please feel free talk to Cllr Nigel Wallis, Cllr Sam Cain or Carina Helmn, Parish Clerk 07891 452832 or complete an application form on
Application form for co-option 2026
Kimpton Christmas Market 2025 co-ordinated by KPC. Live music in the refreshment marquee.
Recreation Ground and Pavilion owned and managed by KPC.