Chairman's Welcome
David Hall, Chairman
Meet Our Councillors

Cllr Eric Hetherington
Vice Chair
17 Highfield Road, Kilburn
Tel: (01332) 881354
Mark Jones
2nd Grade
Chairman's Welcome
Firstly, Welcome to Kilburn Parish Council's Website. Below are some details on how Kilburn was formed.
The origins of the name KILBURN date back to Danish times when the village was known as CYLLA's BURN, meaning "Silver Stream". Cylla was a mythical Danish figure and the stream was so called because of its fast flowing and glistening appearance. The stream from which the name was derived could have been one of three that flowed through the village at that time. One flowed through the grounds of Kilburn Hall, while another descended from Morrells Wood to Rawson Green, but it was more likely to be Bottle Brook, (Bottolph's Brook?). By 1162 Kilburn was being referred to as KYLEBURN, clearly derived from its Danish name Cylla's Burn. It is known that the name Kyleburn was in general use in 1445, but by 1600 it had become KILBURNE although there are many instances of the name KILBOURNE recorded before the present spelling was adopted in 1900 when the "O" and "E" were dropped.
David Hall, Chairman
Meet Our Councillors

Cllr David Hall
Chairman
9 Holbrook View, Kilburn
Tel: (01332) 881492

Cllr Peter Rowley
44 Woodhouse Road, Kilburn
Tel: (01332) 882357

Cllr Carl Riley
33 Highfield Road, Kilburn
07889 980195

Cllr Matthew Rowe
22 Field Court, Kilburn
07488 964335

Sheila Matthews
Clerk
33 Hallgate Close, Oakwood, DE21 2QY
Tel: (01332) 671513

Cllr Barbara Lambert
11 Fairview Close, Kilburn

Cllr Daniel Beadell
16 Meadow Court, Kilburn
Tel: 07514 956142

Cllr David Earnshaw
5 Holbrook View, Kilburn
Tel: 07967 550158

Cllr Eric Hetherington
17 Highfield Road, Kilburn
Tel: (01332) 881354

Cllr Kevin McDonald
120 Ryknield Road, Kilburn
07920 802808

Cllr Tracey Bailey
17 Fairview Close, Kilburn
07900 616968