Kent law firm’s charity donates £5,000 to support Autistic Trust
Furley Page donates £5,000 to The Kent Autistic Trust : (Left to Right) Christine Edwards-Daem – CEO of KAT, Jamie Bourne – Associate at Furley Page, Nicola August, Partner &…
10-years of volunteering celebrated at Kent Fire and Rescue Service
It takes a special person to give time and energy to help and support others – especially when they need it most. Kent Fire and Rescue Service (KFRS) is proud…
Patrols stepped up following ‘catapult’ damage in rural Kent town
Residents in Cranbrook will see a more visible police presence in the area after concerns were raised about several reports of antisocial behaviour in recent weeks. The resources have been…
Drive-through jabs for Kent teenagers
Teenagers who missed routine school immunisations this academic year can catch up at a drive-through school holiday clinic in Thanet on Wednesday, 4 August. This will be the second drive-through…
Community Grants Scheme offers share of £150,000 to Dover district groups
The 2021 Winter Community Grants Scheme is open for Community groups who benefit the local area to bid for grants from £100 up to £2,000 once again, as part of…
World War Two Gun Battery site opens up for visitors
Site co-owner Martin Button with Police Cadets behind Words and pictures by Ray Duff On Saturday the World War two gun emplacement site at Capel was open to visitors to…
Love Grace Handbag Appeal sees Canterbury supporting women suffering from domestic violence and abuse
A special appeal in the memory of Grace Millane has seen almost 100 handbags filled with toiletries and donated to women who are suffering from domestic violence and abuse. Grace…
Woeful record on farm safety across Kent and South East as fatalities rise
By Michael Valenzia, Regional Director of CLA South East The farming industry has a woeful safety record, which stubbornly shows little sign of improvement, with sobering statistics presented each year.…
Kent PCC regards Priti Patel police pay rise ‘not good enough!’
Kent’s Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Scott has written to the government asking them to review a proposed pay freeze for police officers and staff. The Home Secretary Priti Patel…
Apply now for award of up to £20,000 for ‘not-for-profit’ organisations in Canterbury
Applications are now open for a variety of city council grants which support not-for-profit organisations to make positive improvements to the local community. Strategic grants support organisations that are already…