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is a board of nine Directors and a Company Secretary. Each of the nine
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are the Directors of the Company as well as being the Trustees for the
Charity.
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with the Charities Commission. The Company was formed and registered as a
Charity, both in 2003, on the advice of the then National Association,
which has since ceased.
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Hello all,
I have just received an email from Surrey Police regarding a large theft from a premises in Titsey (near Oxted/Westerham). Please keep an eye out for the items below, and also notify your local vet or farrier in case they get called to any sick horses. If you see anything suspcious that you think may relate to this please call Surrey Police on 101 and quote crime reference TD/12/1893.
The items stolen are as follows:
- BOVINE PENICILLIN ANTI BIOTICS ANAESTHETIC AND PAIN KILLERS IN CLEAR AND BROWN BOTTLES
- BOXES OF BANDAGES AND VET WRAPS FOR USE WITH DOMESTIC FARM ANIMALS
- BOX OF STERILE NEEDLE SYRINGES
- PENICILLIN CALLED PEN AND STREP
- ANTI BIOTICS EXOMEL AND COMBICAB
- THE BOTTLES ARE ALL MARKED WITH PARK FARM LABELS AND WOULD EACH FIT IN THE PALM OF A HAND DESIGNED FOR USE WITH SYRINGES
Kind Regards,
Suzanne
Suzanne Daniell
Neighbourhood Watch Liaison Officer
External (: 01732 379 373
Internal (: 023113
Mobile (: 07980 770 548
From the Chair of the Authority
Mrs Ann Barnes, JP
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Kent County Neighbourhood Watch Association
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Gail House
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Lower Stone Street
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Maidstone
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Kent ME15 6NB
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01622 677055
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01622 604489
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e-mail
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kpachair@kent.pnn.police.uk
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24 April 2012
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Dear Colleague
Consultation on the New Kent Policing Model
I would like to thank very much those of you who were able to respond to our recent consultation on the impact of the new Kent Policing Model on policing in your community.
Your views are extremely valuable to us in designing your police service of the future within the resources available to us.
We were very encouraged and appreciative of the high response rate and the generally positive feedback we received, but equally we were provided with some important messages from you for our future priorities.
I know that some of you found the timescale for responding very short and we will certainly bear this in mind for the future. We were, however, anxious to get preliminary feedback as early as possible, so that we can use this to help the continued development of the new model.
If you have any comments that you wish to make which it was not possible to return within the original timescale, please let us have these anyway. As ever, the Authority welcomes your feedback at all times, on any matter to do with the policing service that our communities in the county received from the force.
Thank you again for your interest in the work of the Kent Police Authority.
Kind regards
PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE
As from 1st. April 2012 the Neighbourhood Watch Public Liability Insurance Policy will be administered by the Neighbourhood & Homewatch Network (England and Wales).
Kent County Neighbourhood Watch Association will no longer be responsible for the distribution of the policy document or for any issue resulting in a claim or any administration relating to claims.
Details of the policy can be found at www.ourwatch.org.uk
The Primary contact for all insurance related enquiries will now be
Neighbourhood and Homewatch Network England and Wales)
Beaumont Enterprise Centre
72 Boston Road
Beaumont Leys
Leicester
LE4 1HB
tel. 0116-229-3118
email enquiries@ourwatch.org.uk
www.ourwatch.org.uk
If you would like to know more, please click on where you live and on your area there is a copy of what has been received under Public Liability Insurance 2012-2013. You are able to print this for your records.
To all Neighbourhood Watch Co-ordinators
I understand that some of you are having trouble being able to access the New Kent Policing Model (nKPM) survey via the link mentioned in the letter below.
Another way of access is via the Kent Police Authority
www.kentpoliceauthority.gov.uk
open the NEWS tab which takes you to an article,
Stakeholder views. At the bottom of the article is direct access to the survey.
KCNWA apologise for any inconvenience you may have experienced.
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To all Neighbourhood Watch Co-ordinators
Kent Police Authority are conducting a survey and would like your help.
Please see the letter below and follow the link to complete this survey on line.
Thank you for your time.
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Dear Co-ordinator
New Kent Policing Model (nKPM)
As you are no doubt aware, the police service as a whole is going through a period of unprecedented change and Kent Police has to deliver savings of around £50 million over four years. In order to achieve these savings and continue to deliver a high class service to communities in Kent and Medway, the Kent policing model has been redesigned. Since November 2011, Kent Police has been structured into three divisions and at the heart of the new model is neighbourhood policing.
Nearly five months have passed since the introduction of the nKPM and the Police Authority is keen to find out how this is working in practice. We will be contacting partners across the county to seek their views and comments, including Neighbourhood Watch, Parish Councils, Local Authorities and Community Safety Partnerships. To that end, I would be grateful if you could spare a few minutes to complete the attached questionnaire and return it to the above address by email to kpa.pa@kent.pnn.police.uk. The deadline for responses is Friday, 30 March 2012. Alternatively, you can use this link http://tiny.cc/qvbg2b to access the questionnaire on the Kent Police Authority’s website.
Your time is much appreciated and we are grateful for any comments or reflections you may have on the new Kent Policing Model.
Yours sincerely
Mrs Ann Barnes
Chair of the Kent Police Authority
THEFT OF DOMESTIC HEATING OIL & DIESEL
The cost of these types of fuel continues to rise and can be 'easy picking' for the criminals.
This crime continues in various parts of Kent
so we seriously urge you to take appropriate steps
for the security of your fuel.
Your area of this site contains a leaflet regarding how to look after your fuel. HEATING OIL - KEEP IT.
SWALE NHW AREA
DO YOU WANT TO IMPROVE YOUR ALLEYWAYS?
Then go to the Swale pages and read all about a fund for possible financial assistance under
'My Place Matters'
To know more about the digital TV switchover in Swale, please go to the Swale section of the website.
COLD CALLING CONTROLLED ZONES
Visit the Swale pages and read the success story of
Windmill Road & Howard Avenue residents.
New Kent Police telephone number
101 is the new national non-emergency number to contact Police in your area.
Residents in the Kent Policing area should call 101 as from Monday 14th November to contact their local officer, make an enquiry and to report non-urgent crimes. Callers from overseas or outside Kent area should dial +441622 690690.
Examples are; If your car been stolen, if property has been damaged, if you suspect drug use or dealing, to report a minor traffic collision, to give us information about crime or criminals in your local area .
Each call will never cost more than 15p.
Callers will be put through to our Force Control Room in Kent , and not a national call centre.
As always, dial 999 in an emergency - when life is in danger or crime is in progress.
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