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Last Chance to Have Your Say! Kent Police’s budget consultation closes today.
Last Chance to Have Your Say! Kent Police’s budget consultation closes today. Don’t miss your opportunity to tell us what matters most to you. Rising costs mean tough choices, and your views will help shape decisions on police funding in Kent. Complete the survey now: Police Funding Consultation
NHS Kent & Medway Urgent Treatment Centres – Survey
NHS Kent and Medway is seeking feedback from local people to help improve urgent care services across Maidstone, Tonbridge and Malling, Tunbridge Wells, Sevenoaks, Dartford and Gravesham and Swanley. Urgent Treatment Centres (UTCs) play a vital role in providing same-day care for non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries. They help relieve pressure on Emergency Departments while ensuring […]
My Community Voice – January Newsletter
Happy new year Neighbours! I hope that 2026 is treating you very kindly. For me, January arrived with a bang, or two bangs actually. I toppled over on an icy patch of pavement, not once but twice. It was *extremely* painful. Please take extra care of yourselves. I feel very fortunate to only have a […]
My Community Voice – Winter Newsletter
The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner Winter Newsletter 2026 now live! Catch up on recent activity from the Kent Police & Crime Commissioner, including: • Police Property Act Fund awards • Police Funding Consultation • Priorities and plans for 2026 • Our latest community visits Scan the QR code or click the link […]
Waiting Restrictions Order – Straw Mill Hill
Please find attached the proposed deposit documents for Amendment 25 a Waiting Restrictions Order on Straw Mill Hill and Farleigh Hill, Tovil in the Borough of Maidstone. This Order will be on public deposit from this Friday 19 December until 12 January 2026 and will be advertised in the Kent Messenger week ending Friday 19 […]
Have your say on police funding in Kent!
Have your say on police funding in Kent! Rising costs mean tough choices. Kent Police’s budget is currently funded 57% by central Government and 43% through local council tax (the precept). This year, Government has indicated PCCs may increase the precept by up to £15 a year for a Band D property (£1.25/month). This would […]