Poolside Bar & Courtyard Presents Jersey Boys and the Legends of Music Tribute Show at Upchurch River Valley Golf Course

Jenny Giles - Upchurch River Valley Golf Course
Telephone: 01634 360626
Website: www.rivervalleygolf.co.uk

NHS Kent and Medway CCG - Community Bulletin

Thank you for one million first doses

More than one million first doses of the Covid-19 vaccine have now been given across Kent and Medway.

The milestone is another important step in the fight against coronavirus and a huge achievement for the many teams who are working on the vaccination programme.

You can read more about our vaccination programme in our fortnightly vaccine update

Helping you over the May bank holiday

People across Kent and Medway are being encouraged to call NHS 111 if they need urgent medical help over the May bank holiday.

NHS 111 is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, offering patients support on a wide range of conditions, covering both illnesses and injuries. Help is at hand from a team of highly trained experts and if needed, an appointment can be booked at an urgent treatment centre (UTC) or even an A&E department.

For more information on help available over the bank holiday visit our website

Your GP team is here for you

Whilst data shows that face-to-face appointments with general practice (GP) teams are almost back at pre-pandemic levels, it also shows that demands are increasing rapidly.

 
This increase in demand, as well as the huge support practice teams continue to give to the vaccination programme, means that local practices are working harder than ever to support their patients. 
 
You can watch a video featuring local GPs and practice teams speaking about the ways they are making sure you can access services as quickly and simply as possible.
 
We understand that some people experience difficulties accessing their GP surgery, and the frustrations that causes.
 
However, we are hearing increasing reports of people taking their frustrations out on practice staff. Abuse of any kind is not acceptable. We would ask everyone to be respectful and understanding of our NHS staff who continue to work in difficult circumstances.
 
Please check your surgery website for the best way to contact your local practice or visit our website for more general information on accessing GP services.

Right person, right care, first time

Over the past 12 months, nearly half of all GP practice appointments have been with the team of trained professionals working alongside GPs in surgeries.

This is part of the work taking place to make sure that you get the right care, with the right person, as quickly as possible.
 
For an overview of these roles, and to find out more about some of the team you might come into contact with visit our website, or see your surgery website.

Read the full bulletin at >> https://bit.ly/3yN7a07

NHS Kent and Medway Clinical Commissioning Group

Urgent Road Closure - Sheerness Road, Lower Halstow

It will be necessary to close Sheerness Road, Lower Halstow from Tuesday 1st June 2021 for up to 1 day.

The road will be closed between the junctions of Vicarage Lane and Basser Hill.

The alternative route is via Vicarage Lane, Wardwell Lane, Iwade Road and Basser Hill.

It is planned that the road will be closed between 09:30 hrs and 16:30 hrs.

This is to enable drainage works to be carried out by Kent County Council.

KCC 24hr Contact Centre: 03000 418181

For details of roadworks see: https://one.network

Kent County Council - Highways, Transportation & Waste

Temporary Road Closure - Bull Lane, Newington

Kent County Council has made an order to temporarily prohibit through traffic on Bull Lane, Newington from Monday 7th June 2021 for up to 1 day between the hours of 09:30 and 15:30.

The road will be closed at the junction with Playstool Road to outside number 125, to the extent indicated by signs and barriers on site.

The alternative route for any through traffic is via Bull Lane, Old House Lane, Lower Hartlip Road, Hartlip Hill, A2 London Road, High Street and vice versa.

The closure is required for the safety of the public and workforce while cabling works are undertaken by Openreach.

For information regarding the closure please contact Openreach on: 0800 0232023, who will be able to assist with the scope of the works.

KCC 24hr Contact Centre: 03000 418181

For details of roadworks see: https://one.network

Kent County Council - Highways, Transportation & Waste

Poolside Bar & Courtyard Music Night with Darren Green and Simon Rawlings at Upchurch River Valley Golf Course

From 8:00pm

Free entry - Non-members welcome

Food available till 8:30pm

Jenny Giles - Upchurch River Valley Golf Course

Telephone: 01634 360626

Website: www.rivervalleygolf.co.uk

The Countryside Code

Respect everyone

Protect the environment

Enjoy the outdoors

Read the Countryside Code summary at >> https://bit.ly/3wmNzSz

For further information, read the guide to enjoying parks and waterways, coast and countryside at >> www.gov.uk/countryside-code

Upchurch Matters

Temporary Road Closure - School Lane, Lower Halstow

Kent County Council has made an order to temporarily prohibit through traffic on School Lane, Lower Halstow from Wednesday 2nd June 2021, with estimated completion by 6th June 2021.

The road will be closed outside number 44 to outside number 49, to the extent indicated by signs and barriers on site.

The alternative route for any through traffic is via School Lane, The Street, Vicarage Lane and vice versa.

The closure is required for the safety of the public and workforce while duct repair works are undertaken by Openreach.

For information regarding the closure please contact Openreach on: 0800 0232023, who will be able to assist with the scope of the works.

KCC 24hr Contact Centre: 03000 418181

For details of roadworks see: https://one.network

Kent County Council - Highways, Transportation & Waste

UPDATED: Poolside Bar & Courtyard Music Nights May - July 2021 at Upchurch River Valley Golf Course

Jenny Giles - Upchurch River Valley Golf Course

Telephone: 01634 360626
Website: www.rivervalleygolf.co.uk

UPDATED: Poolside Bar & Courtyard Opening Times at Upchurch River Valley Golf Course

Jenny Giles - Upchurch River Valley Golf Course

Telephone: 01634 360626
Website: www.rivervalleygolf.co.uk

Poolside Bar & Courtyard Music Night with Matt Brooks at Upchurch River Valley Golf Course

From 8:00pm - Free entry - Non-members welcome

Food available till 8:30pm - Booking not required

Jenny Giles - Upchurch River Valley Golf Course

Telephone: 01634 360626
Website: www.rivervalleygolf.co.uk

Fuel Siphoned | Motorcycle Stolen - Newington

Hartlip, Newington & Upchurch Ward

Crime Number: 46/83405/21

Between 2:00am and 6:00am on Monday the 17th of May, a tankful of fuel was siphoned off and stolen while the HGV driver slept, in a layby off the A249 near Newington.

Crime Number: 46/84640/21

Between Monday the 17th and Tuesday the 18th of May, a white KTM motorcycle, reg number: CX20 XRZ was stolen from Watling Drive, Newington.

If you have any information that could help investigators please contact Kent Police on telephone number 101 and quote the relevant crime number above.

For more information on crime prevention visit: www.kent.police.uk

Kent Community Messaging

Temporary Road Closure - Yaugher Lane, Hartlip

Kent County Council has made an order to temporarily prohibit through traffic on Yaugher Lane, Hartlip from Tuesday 1st June 2021 for up to 4 days between the hours of 08:00 and 17:00.

The road will be closed from the junction with Meresborough Lane to outside Windmill Farm, to the extent indicated by signs and barriers on site.

The alternative route for any through traffic is via Meresborough Lane, Place Lane, Warren Lane, Matts Hill, Yaugher Lane and vice versa.

The closure is required for the safety of the public and workforce while cabling, ducting and pole works are undertaken by Openreach.

For information regarding the closure please contact Openreach on: 0800 0232023, who will be able to assist with the scope of the works.

KCC 24hr Contact Centre: 03000 418181

For details of roadworks see: https://one.network

Kent County Council - Highways, Transportation & Waste

Upchurch Parish Council Report - May 2021

Report of the Parish Council May 2021

 

Cllr Tyrone Ripley (Chairman), Cllr John Arnold (Vice Chairman), Cllr John Bodycomb, Cllr Pam Denny, Cllr Alan Horton, Cllr Gerry Lewin, Cllr Gary Rosewell and Cllr Neil Sheppard. Clerk Mrs Wendy Licence.

Councillors

Cllr Tyrone Ripley has been elected Chairman of the Parish Council for another year and Cllr John Arnold has been appointed Vice Chairman.

There is currently a vacancy on the Parish Council, anyone interested in being co-opted onto the Council should contact the Clerk.

Streetlights

Most of the streetlights have been connected and UKPN are due to return to complete the remaining lights.

The Great British Spring Clean

The Great British Spring Clean is from 28th May - 13th June. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19 regulations, the Council is unable to organise an event. The Council is grateful to those residents who are currently litter picking their local area, if you would like to help during the national event please contact the Clerk.

Environment

A letter of thanks for the provision of a litter bin in Oak Lane has been received.  

The planters are due to be installed at the beginning of June, the cold weather has affected the supply.

Burial Ground

The wheelie bins have now been moved to enable easy access, visitors are requested to separate any rubbish into the correct bin.

A request for resident fees for the interment of ashes was considered. It was decided that as the parties involved had entered into an arrangement with the Council and had understood the fee schedule at that time; the fee for a non-resident stood.

Planning

Ref: 21/501424/TCA Address: 8 The Street Upchurch ME9 7AJ.

T1 - Yew Tree in neighbouring property overhanging nursery play area - crown reduce lateral growth overhanging play area removing up to 1.5m of growth. Tree is at a height of approximately 6m. Crown radius is approximately 4.5m we are reducing one side by up to 1.5m leaving overall crown radius at approximately 3m. Overall height will not be affected by these works. Reason - yew tree dropping seeds and berries into nursery play area - safeguarding issue for the children as berries and seeds are poisonous.

Councillors considered the application and noted that there were no objections on the MidKent portal. It was agreed unanimously that there were no objections and the matter should be left to the Tree Warden for opinion.

ii. Ref: 21/501751/FULL Address: 29 Woolbrook Close Upchurch ME8 8ST.

Proposal: Demolition of the conservatory. Erection of a single storey rear extension and part garage conversion to a habitable space (Part Retrospective).

Councillors considered the application and noted that there were no objections on the MidKent portal. It was agreed unanimously to support the proposal subject to neighbours’ comments being taken into account.

Ref: 21/501839/OUT Address: Land Off Otterham Quay Lane Upchurch Kent.

Proposal: Outline application for up to 74no. dwellings with public open space, landscaping and sustainable drainage system (SuDS) and vehicular access point. (All matters reserved except for means of access).

Councillors considered the application and agreed unanimously to object to the proposal; this site is not within the current adopted Local Plan; this area is regarded as countryside being outside of any built up environment of Upchurch; this is a loss of Agricultural land that has recently had a replanted Orchard; the development is remote from both the village of Upchurch and Rainham which will encourage use of private cars and increase pollution; with 40% affordable housing the public transport for this area is limited and will not support the residents; this and the other developments currently either underway or due to start shortly will only add to the already overloaded and over stretched highway and infrastructure in this area and again raises concerns over air quality; Swale Borough Council has in the past refused permissions in the area such as Tranquillity Otterham Quay Lane with the exception of the reuse of "brown field sites"; developer contributions cannot begin to resolve the issues of demonstrable harm caused by this development; this development pays no regards to the settlement gaps between Medway and Swale.

Ref: 21/501973/FULL Address: 9 Woolbrook Close Upchurch Gillingham Kent ME8 8ST.

Proposal: Single storey side/rear extension and partial conversion of existing attached garage.

Councillors considered the application and noted that there were no objections on the portal.  Councillors had no objections to the proposal.

Ref: 21/501979/FULL Address: Ebenezer Chapel Halstow Lane Upchurch  ME9 7AA.

Proposal: Change of use and conversion of existing workshop (Use Class B1c) to 3no. residential units, together with creation of parking area, associated external alterations including insertion of rooflights, replacement windows and reinstatement of windows to front elevation.

Councillors considered the application and noted that there was one objection on the portal. It was acknowledged that the proposal was sympathetic and an improvement to the Victorian building. It was agreed unanimously to support the proposal.

Ref: 20/505046/FULL Location: High Hopes Poot Lane Upchurch Sittingbourne Kent.

Proposal: Erection of 2no. holiday homes (Revised Plans).

Councillors considered the revised plans and the applicant’s view of the Heritage Statement. The proposal supports the local economy and local services. Councillors agreed unanimously to support the application.

Ref:  21/502113/FULL Address:  5 Littlefield Road Upchurch ME8 8SE.

Proposal: Proposed single storey rear extension and partial garage conversion.

Councillors considered the application and noted that there were no objections on the portal.  Councillors had no objections to the proposal.

This is a precis of Council business; full minutes of all meetings can be found on the website when ratified.

Date of next meetings:

Full Council - Thursday 24^th June at 7:30pm in Upchurch Village Hall.

The Planning Committee and General Purposes Committee - Wednesday 14^th July at 7:30pm in the Small Hall of the Village Hall.

All residents are welcome to attend the meetings and there is a time for members of the public to comment, raise concerns or ask questions.

Wendy Licence - Clerk to the Parish Council

Tel: 01622 739324

Email: clerkupc@outlook.com

Website: www.upchurchparishcouncil.gov.uk

St Mary's Church Fundraising Garden Sale

Mary Stone

Thank You from Upchurch Village Hall - Upchurch Afternoon Tea

Upchurch Afternoon Tea - August 21st

Covid-19 all but closed the Village Hall for use since April 2020. On the 17th May this year all of us began Step 3 of the Roadmap and by June 21st we can all start to begin leading normal lives. In consequence, the Village Hall is re-opening up to its regular users and other hirers as the Roadmap allows.

During the prolonged closure, a lot has been achieved by the Village Hall with Phase One [“The Refurbishment Project”] completed. In the lead up to Covid-19, many residents had been supporting fundraising and the Village Hall was applying for grants to pay for the works.

By April 2020 sufficient funds had been raised or pledged to enable all phases of the project to be completed and a courageous decision was made to commission work for all phases which meant that the hall would be closed for use until October 2020 at least. As it turned out the Covid-19 lockdown became a reason why the hall had to be closed during this time and the second lockdown also kept the hall closed despite it being ready for use.

As part of the current re-opening of the Village Hall, we would like to take the opportunity to say “thank you” to the residents and organisations of Upchurch for supporting us prior to and during the closure. To which end on the afternoon of Saturday, August 21st we shall be inviting you to accept our afternoon tea [with the Upchurch WI in the kitchen] from 3:00pm - 5:00pm when you will be able to chat and talk to friends without being subjected to speeches or a “programme”.

If any village voluntary organisation would like to set up a stand [free of charge] then they will be welcome. There will be an opportunity for a limited number of trade stands for local businesses. 

All stands will need to be booked in advance so please show your early interest by contacting Gerry Lewin 01634 366113 / 07946 996789.

We look forward to the pleasure of your company.

David G Steward - Chairman UVH

Post Van Vandalised | Car Window Broken - Upchurch

Hartlip, Newington & Upchurch Ward

Crime Number: 46/83034/21

At 12:36pm on Saturday the 15th of May, a post van in Holywell Lane, Upchurch, was vandalised by unknown suspects who plastered it with flour and eggs.

Crime Number: 46/83040/21

At 12:40pm on Saturday the 15th of May, a car window was broken when a pick-up truck with people standing in the back were throwing flour and eggs at vehicles as they travelled along The Street in Upchurch.

If you have any information that could help investigators please contact Kent Police on telephone number 101 and quote the relevant crime number above.

For more information on crime prevention visit: www.kent.police.uk

Kent Community Messaging

Covid-19: Restrictions in England from 17th May - STEP 3

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STEP 3

Some Coronavirus restrictions are being lifted across England today, as we move to Step 3 of the roadmap.

Find out what you can and cannot do at: www.gov.uk/guidance/covid-19-coronavirus-restrictions-what-you-can-and-cannot-do

#Coronavirus | #Covid_19 

Upchurch Matters

UPDATED: Contact Details for Kent Police Rural Team - North Division

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The Kent Police Rural Team takes action against fly-tippers, wildlife criminals, illegal shellfish harvesters, hare coursers, soft fruit thieves, poachers, heritage looters as well as agricultural machinery and equestrian tack and trailer thieves.

Rural Team - North Division contact details:

Tel: 07528 989095

Email: rural.task.force@kent.police.uk

PC Paul Williams

PC Adrian Goodsall
PC Nathan Southern

PC Mark Pennicott

Team Leader - Inspector Dave Smith: 07800 675376

Rural Sergeant - Darren Walshaw: 07870 252185
Rural Crime Co-ordinator - Doug Robertson: 07972 004578

Follow the Rural Team on Twitter: @kentpolicerural

For information on rural crime, visit: https://bit.ly/3uVAYpe

Report non-urgent crime online at: www.kent.police.uk/report

Upchurch Matters

NHS Kent and Medway CCG - Community Bulletin

New assessment service for people with 'Long Covid'

Kent and Medway’s Post-Covid Assessment Service opened on 14th May 2021 to help people suffering from Long Covid, also known as Post-Covid Syndrome.

Symptoms can include fatigue, breathlessness, anxiety and depression, joint or muscle pain, chest pains, not being able to focus or to think straight.

If the effects of a Covid infection last for more than 12 weeks, patients should contact their GP practice, so any alternative diagnosis for the condition can be ruled out and to decide if the Post-Covid Assessment Service would be suitable.

Once referred, the Post-Covid Assessment Service will make contact with the patient and an expert team of professionals will assess their condition and provide support in accessing services to support their recovery.

Visit our website to find out more.

Update on accessing General Practice

The latest Kent and Medway data on appointments with general practice teams shows nearly 460,000 patients were seen face-to-face in March 2021.

That’s very close to the number of face-to-face appointments that were taking place monthly before the pandemic. Combined with many more telephone and online appointments, our 198 practices held over 200,000 more appointments this March compared to February 2020.

As Covid-19 restrictions lift further on Monday (17th May 2021) GP surgeries across the country are being asked to have receptions open to patients whilst following social distancing and covid-secure guidance.

GPs have also played a key role in the vaccination effort, managing the delivery of almost one million of Kent and Medway’s vaccines so far.

This increase in demand, as well as continuing to support vaccinations, means that your local practice will remain very busy.

To help manage this and make sure that you get the right care from the right professional as quickly as possible, triage systems will remain in place. You will be asked to first discuss your conditions with a member of the healthcare team to assess the most appropriate next steps and which of the practice team it would be best to see.

If you are able to use online forms for your initial contact please do, so that phone lines can be kept clearer for those who cannot.

GP practices will continue to offer telephone and video consultations. These can be convenient and flexible ways to receive healthcare for many people but where patients need to be seen by a health professional face-to-face, this will be arranged.

If you have a preference about how to access care you can discuss this with your practice.

People at risk of Type 2 diabetes referred to national programme

The CCG’s diabetes team has been hard at work identifying those at risk of Type 2 diabetes and encouraging them to get help through referring them to the National Diabetes Prevention Programme.

From March 2020 to March 2021, 8,927 people in Kent and Medway were given details of the programme, which helps people make positive lifestyle changes and avoid the disease. Read more on this story on our website.

This week is Type 2 Diabetes Prevention Week (10th May - 16th May) and a wealth of information to stay healthy is available on our website.

Keeping safe after third step in lockdown easing

The Prime Minister has confirmed that the third step of England’s lockdown roadmap can proceed as scheduled on 17th May.

Despite the further easing of restrictions, social distancing will remain in place in social care, medical, retail, hospitality and business settings. People will still need to wear face coverings on transport and in shops - unless they are exempt.

Social distancing with close family and friends will be a matter of personal judgement. But people are asked to remain cautious around close contact, like hugging.

Visit the GOV.UK website for more information on the roadmap out of lockdown.

Read the full bulletin at >> https://bit.ly/3fjxczg

NHS Kent and Medway Clinical Commissioning Group

Estuary 2021

23 Days of Art, Music, Literature and Film

Estuary 2021 is the second edition of the large-scale arts festival that celebrates the lives, landscapes and histories of the spectacular Thames Estuary.

The festival takes place on the river itself and along the 107 miles of South Essex and North Kent coastline. Contemporary artworks, discussion and events explore and respond to powerful themes resonant to the estuary.

Artworks are set in the landscape, online and within Covid-safe venues and aim to bring new audiences to a deeper understanding of the estuary.

Estuary 2021 is led by a partnership between estuary-based arts organisations, Metal (South Essex) and Cement Fields (North Kent).

The festival runs from Saturday 22nd May to Sunday 13th June 2021.

Explore the local festival events at: www.medway.gov.uk/events/event/486/estuary_festival

Find out more about Estuary 2021 at: www.estuaryfestival.com

Upchurch Matters

The Strand Swimming Pool Will Reopen This Summer

Medway’s popular open-air pool in Gillingham will reopen later this month.

The Strand pool will reopen for weekends only from Saturday, 29th May. The pool will then open daily from Saturday, 24th July until Wednesday, 1st September.

The Strand boasts a leisure pool, a 25-metre swim area, a 300-metre lazy river and children’s slides.

A new, online pre-booking system will be in place and residents and visitors will be able to book a morning or afternoon session from 12:00pm (noon) on Saturday, 22nd May. Numbers for each session will be limited, in line with government social distancing requirements. All sessions must be booked online, in advance, by visiting medway.gov.uk/strand. If residents do not have access to the internet, they can visit Medway Park in Gillingham or Strood or Hoo Sports Centres to book online, or phone: 01634 336655, during office hours, to book a session.

Customers must bring their booking confirmation with them, either printed out or on their phones, for their session.

This year marks the 125th anniversary of The Strand and the council is currently creating an online exhibition, using fond memories and images from residents to celebrate the history of The Strand, along with new signs which look back at memorable moments over the last 125 years. The exhibition also forms part of Estuary 21, an arts festival that celebrates the lives, landscapes and histories of the Thames Estuary. There are more than 20 exciting events and activities happening across Medway during the festival, which supports Medway’s aspirations to become UK City of Culture in 2025

The iconic pink elephant is currently having a makeover and will be painted all the colours of the rainbow as a tribute to Medway’s keyworkers and the NHS for their hard work during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Medway Council has launched a competition to name the elephant. Residents are encouraged to email their suggestions to medwaysport@medway.gov.uk or message Medway Sport on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, before 5:00pm on Sunday, 20th June. The name will be announced by Saturday, 26th June. The winner will receive four complimentary entrance tickets for a swimming session at The Strand this year.

Cllr Howard Doe, Medway Council’s Portfolio Holder for Community Services, said:

“I am pleased that we will be reopening The Strand pool later this month. As the pool is incredibly popular with residents, and visitors, we have introduced a booking system to avoid disappointment. All visitors must book a session in advance and bring their confirmation with them when they visit the pool. We are looking forward to welcoming residents back to the pool, especially as we will be celebrating The Strand’s 125th anniversary in June. As a tribute to Medway’s keyworkers and the NHS, for their hard work keeping residents safe during the coronavirus pandemic, the pink elephant, which is synonymous with The Strand, is currently being painted all the colours of the rainbow. We have launched a naming competition and I would encourage our youngest residents to enter. Medway is aspiring to become a Child-Friendly City, putting children and young people at the heart of everything it does.”

For more information, and to book your session (from Saturday, 22nd May), visit: medway.gov.uk/strand

Medway Council

Survey: Your Views on Sittingbourne’s Avenue of Remembrance

Avenue of Remembrance, Sittingbourne.

Your views on Sittingbourne's Avenue of Remembrance

Swale Borough Councillors would like residents and interested parties to have an opportunity to share their views on how important the Avenue of Remembrance memorial is by completing a short survey.

Following the WW1 commemorative period, Swale Borough Council and a working group of interested parties (including Kent County Council, Historical Research Group of Sittingbourne, Sittingbourne Society, Royal British Legion and Veterans Breakfast Club), was set up to look at the Avenue of Remembrance in Sittingbourne. The group work with local schools to explore new methods and technologies to provide information about the fallen men.

The purpose of the survey is to ensure the views of the Sittingbourne community are considered in matters relating to the maintenance and future management of the Avenue of Remembrance. It will enable Swale Borough Council and the working group to make decisions about the specification and format and how much needs to be spent going forward.

Sittingbourne’s Avenue of Remembrance consisted of trees and 181 commemorative name plaques of local men who died during WW1 when inaugurated in 1923. A further 94 plaques were added to commemorate those who died during WW2.

Research into the Avenue reveals that it is probably the last remaining memorial of this type in the whole of the UK, which is an actual roadway.

Please help by completing the short survey at: www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/37H5FZX

The survey takes around 5 minutes to complete and will close at 5:00pm on Friday 25th June 2021. The information you provide is controlled by Swale Borough Council.

If you would rather have a paper copy of the survey posted out to you for completion, please request a copy by emailing lynnewton@swale.gov.uk or call 01795 417420.

Thank you

Upchurch Matters

Latest POLICE.UK Crime Data for the Area - March 2021

Hartlip, Newington and Upchurch

A brief summary of crime information for the past 2 months.

42 crimes are shown on the map in March 2021 including:

16 Anti-social Behaviour

5 Criminal Damage and Arson

1 Drugs

3 Other Theft

1 Public Order

4 Vehicle Crime

11 Violence and Sexual Offences
1 Other Crime

40 crimes were shown on the map in February 2021.

Not all crime that occurs is shown on the map.

Please visit: www.police.uk for more information including outcomes for these crimes and contact information for your local policing team.

Lower Halstow and Iwade

A brief summary of crime information for the past 2 months.

20 crimes are shown on the map in March 2021 including:

9 Anti-social Behaviour

2 Criminal Damage and Arson

4 Public Order

5 Violence and Sexual Offences

31 crimes were shown on the map in February 2021.

Not all crime that occurs is shown on the map.

Please visit: www.police.uk for more information including outcomes for these crimes and contact information for your local policing team.

Upchurch Matters