Maidstone Museum calls for help from local community
Maidstone Museum The new ‘Lives in our Landscape’ gallery at Maidstone Museum has been filling up with enthusiastic visitors and it’s now time to bring the local history displays, from…
Heroic police officer comes to the rescue of woman choking in her car
PCSO Sophie Lusher It was 12:45 pm on a sunny Tuesday, 27 June 2023, when PCSO Sophie Lusher was cruising along Pembury Road in her police vehicle. She noticed a…
‘Fantastic foursome’ of students spreading smiles to Kent and Canterbury Hospital patients
Habeeba Waleed and Aisharya Suganthi chatting to a patient A fantastic foursome of teenagers are giving up their Saturday mornings to help spread smiles to patients on the stroke ward…
Thousands of Kent residents eligible for £100 home energy voucher – Don’t miss out!
Thousands of people in Kent will be eligible for a scheme to receive a £100 home energy voucher now the criteria have been updated. Residents have until the end of…
Tory MP for Dover & Deal backs help for most vulnerable in the Cost of Living crisis
Speaking at the Conservative Party Conference, Dover and Deal MP, Natalie Elphicke called for support for the most vulnerable during the Cost of Living crisis as well as renewing her…
£3.8million handed out to help rough sleepers in Thanet
Thanet District Council has been awarded £3,808,270 of funding by the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, through the Rough Sleeping Initiative. The Rough Sleeping Initiative provides local councils…
Don’t watch street harassment in silence – ask ‘Are you Okay?’
Ourwatch part of the Neighbourhood Watch Network Street is warning harassment is on the rise and is often not an isolated incident. It knows long-term impact can harm mental health…