Attempted Theft of 2 Lawnmowers - Upchurch Cricket Club

Hartlip Newington & Upchurch Ward

Crime Number: XY/035910/15

Between the 12th and the 14th of October unknown persons attempted to steal 2 lawnmowers from Upchurch Cricket Club Pavilion in Holywell Lane, 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 Police Neighbourhood Watch
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Holywell Primary School Open Mornings for September 2016 Entrants

Liz Perrin
Administration Assistant
Holywell Primary School
Forge Lane
Upchurch
Sittingbourne
Kent ME9 7AE
Tel: 01634 388416
Email: office@holywell.kent.sch.uk

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Upchurch Horticultural Society - October Show Cancelled

Upchurch Horticultural Society regret to inform you that due to circumstances beyond their control the show scheduled for Saturday the 24th of October has been cancelled.

We hope to see you at the Village Fete next year in the mean time apologies to all those villagers who were looking forward to the show in October.

Steve Laming

Email: slaming@tycoint.com
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Winter Tea Room Aboard Edith May

Edith May Tea Room reopens for the winter season on Friday the 30th of October.

Homemade Cakes, Scones, Soup and a selection of Light Lunches available all day.

~ Tea Room Staff Required ~ 

Please contact: 07813 368137

We look forward to welcoming you aboard.

Edith May Trading Company

Email: info@edithmaybargecharter.co.uk

Website: www.edithmaybargecharter.co.uk

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Robert Smith Book Signing of "A Dockyard Matey Makes Good"

Lower Halstow resident Robert Smith will be signing copies of his latest book "A Dockyard Matey Makes Good" on Saturday the 17th of October at Sunburst Books, 21 Station Road, Rainham, between

10:00am and 12:00pm.

Nigel Randall

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Swale Borough Council Community Safety Questionnaire - Tell Us What Matters to You?

Swale Community Safety Partnership is seeking the view of all members of the community to help us to establish what our local priorities should be. Whether you feel more attention should be paid to anti-social behaviour, burglary or deliberate fires to name just a few categories. Your views and the views of residents in your community are vital to help us to decide how to target our resources to make Swale a safer place.

Please complete our questionnaire by visiting ☞ here ☜ to tell us how much of a problem you feel certain issues are in your area and what your top 3 priorities are. If you would prefer a paper copy or for paper copies to share with your residents, these can be requested from: csu@swale.gov.uk or calling: 01795 417336. The deadline for responses is Friday 30th October 2015.

Many thanks

Stephanie Curtis | Safer and Stronger Communities Officer | Swale Borough Council

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