Become a Kent Police Volunteer - A new challenge is waiting for you...
Sunday, 10 February 2019
Community Policing Volunteer - Information Evening
Kent Police are looking for volunteers to play a new role in community policing.
Could this be you?
As a Community Policing Volunteer (CPV) you’ll work closely with communities and businesses to promote community safety. You'll also identify and support vulnerable people through local engagement and working with partner agencies.
You could be responsible for patrolling a neighborhood, or in a more specific role. You will be supporting the community by;
• Providing reassurance and point of contact in the community.
• Utilising your powers to deal with antisocial behaviour and traffic management.
• Working with them and partners to resolve longer term community problems.
Working closely with regular officers, special constables, PCSO’s and partner agencies to actively seek information and intelligence around criminal activity, disorderly or anti-social behaviour and provide feedback on outcome of police action.
Shifts
You can (but do not have to) serve in an area where or close to where you live, so you already have an understanding of the community issues and key people to network with.
Kent Police are looking for a commitment of 16 hours a month. The core hours they are looking for support from you, are between 7:00am and 11:00pm, 7 days a week. In addition they request your availability to support community events and parades working alongside Police cadets and the Special constabulary.
What they are looking for in you
As a Community Policing Volunteer you will need good communication skills to build trust and confidence in a community, so you can gain vital information and intelligence to build a picture of criminal activity. Being able to listen and manage information sensitively is also important, so you can make accurate and timely electronic submissions of actionable intelligence on criminal activity, anti-social behaviour and vulnerability.
Volunteers information evening
Are you are interested in joining Kent Police as a Community Policing Volunteer? Why not come along to the information evening on Wednesday 13th February 2019 at Kent Police College (Coverdale Avenue, Maidstone, ME15 9DW). Doors open at 6:00pm for a 6:30pm start
There will be the chance to speak to Kent Police staff and the recruitment team so you have all the information you need to start your journey. Registration is required for this event. Complete the form at the link >> http://bit.ly/2SAGmy0 and they will confirm your attendance via Email. You will be required to bring a form of ID with you. Any guests who attend without pre-registering before the commencement of the event may not be granted access.
Become a Kent Police Volunteer - A new challenge is waiting for you...
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Friday, 8 February 2019
Parents & Friends of Holywell School - Annual Quiz Night
Saturday 16th March 2019 at 7:30pm
In the School Hall
With Quiz Master Mr Tom Ball
Teams of 6/8 per table - £4 per person
Raffle
Bring your own food and drink
Please book your table with Ray Kemsley: 01634 231585 or
the School Office: 01634 388416
Thank you
Ray Kemsley
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Nigel Lawrence Running The Brighton Marathon - Raising Money for Terrence Higgins Trust
You'll probably know Nigel or recognise him if you've ever visited The Three Tuns, Lower Halstow.
Please visit Nigel's Virgin Money Giving page where you can sponsor him and help him on his way towards his target of £500 for this very worthy cause. Please remember to Gift Aid!
Nigel's story
“Hello and thank you for visiting my page!
Once again I'm running a marathon for my third consecutive year! This year though, I will be running the 2019 Brighton Marathon on the 14th April. Last year in London I crossed the finish line after 4 hours, 14 minutes and 41 seconds; the best time within my charity group. This year I'm aiming to beat that, and I'm doing it all for a new cause!
I currently volunteer for HIV and sexual health charity Terrence Higgins Trust and this year, wanted to give back even more by fundraising for them! Terrence Higgins Trust was one of the first charities to be set up in response to the HIV epidemic and has been at the forefront of the fight against HIV, and improving the nations sexual health, ever since.
Terrence Higgins Trust offers services to people infected, or affected, by HIV and ill sexual health. They support over 100,000 people through counselling, complementary therapy, health education, work positive programme, which helps people living with HIV into employment, and more. As well as providing services, they campaign on issues from relationships and sex education in schools to the proper funding of HIV services. And on behalf of Public Health England, they lead It Starts With Me, the national HIV Prevention programme.
Their mission is to contribute to the end of HIV transmissions along with a world where people with HIV live healthy lives free from prejudice and discrimination. As good sexual health is a right and reality for all.
So please help me reach my total and support such an amazing cause!
Don’t forget to add Gift Aid.”
Please sponsor Nigel here >> virginmoneygiving.com/NigelLawrence
For more information, visit: www.tht.org.uk
Thank you
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Upchurch Village Hall Improvement Project - Presentation
The video may not be visible in your Email version.
If not, you can watch it at the link here >> http://bit.ly/2Sz0Abr
For those that couldn't make it, here is a video created from the slideshow shown during the presentation.
David Powell and the Village Hall Management Committee presented their 3 year plan for the Village Hall refurbishment and improvement project at a well attended public meeting held on Tuesday 5th February 2019 at 7:00pm in Upchurch Village Hall.
For enquires, please contact David Powell on: davidrpowell5@hotmail.co.uk
Website: www.upchurchvillagehall.weebly.com
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Thursday, 7 February 2019
Temporary Road Closure - Canterbury Lane, Rainham
It will be necessary to close Canterbury Lane, Rainham from Tuesday 19th February until Monday 25th February 2019.
The road will be closed at the junction with Kent Terrace.
The closure is to enable mains laying work to be carried out by Southern Water.
The alternative route for through traffic is via Otterham Quay Lane, A2 - Moor Street / London Road, Seymour Road, Oak Lane and Canterbury Lane.
The Southern Water Customer Services Team phone number is: 0845 278 0845
Website: www.southernwater.co.uk
For details of roadworks, please see: www.roadworks.org
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Wednesday, 6 February 2019
Medway Hospital - Charity Race Night
The Medway Hospital Charity is holding a Race Night in the Restaurant at Medway Hospital on Friday 8th March, from 7:00pm, to raise money for a new dementia therapy garden.
Tickets are £7.50 per person - bring your own drinks and nibbles!
On the night you will be able to stake money on the outcome of recorded races, and if you are lucky your flutter will make you a winner!
We will also be holding a raffle to raise extra money towards the appeal.
Please contact the fundraising team on: 01634 825398 or
Email: medwayft.charity@nhs.net to book your tickets.
Cheryl Jones
Fundraising Officer
Medway NHS Foundation Trust
Registered charity number: 1051748
Website: www.medway.nhs.uk
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