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Magic day out for mayor
TONBRIDGE and Malling’s Mayor learned some new tricks when he joined youngsters at a summer-school in Larkfield. CllrHowardRogers provedahighly capable sorcerer’s apprenticewhen
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he stepped up to help with El Baldiniho’s performance for eight to 16- year-olds at the council’s Summer Activate club in the village hall. Cllr Rogers said: “This was a real bonus to being mayor! I’ve always
wanted to know how to do card tricks and really hadn’t expected that I would have a chance to learn magic as part of one of my mayoral ‘du- ties’. The activities offered on the Activate programme are really varied and I am sure that, like me, the children will have been entertaining all their friends with their new found skills – while wearing the snazzy T- shirts they made.”
Help for animals FRIENDS of the RSPCA Ley- bourne Animal Centre are ask- ing for donations for their Christmas Fayre. Unused gifts such as toi- letries, wine, good quality chil- dren’s toys, jigsaws, jewellery and CDs/DVDs, can be taken to reception at the centre before the event at Larkfield Village Hall, New Hythe Lane, on No- vember 16. Home-baked cakes or mince pies are also welcome on the day of the event.
Focus on signs A TALK on Kent village signs will be given to AylesARA members at their meeting at Aylesford Community Centre at 2pm on Thursday, October 24. There will also be time for a
chat over a cup of tea and a chance to find out about plans for day trips and holidays, as well as various activity groups such as walking, art and lunch clubs.
Contact Wayne on 01622 710734 for more information.
Thief targeted valuable car parts AMANwho stole catalytic converters from vehicles in East Peck- ham has been jailed. Ionut Iorgoiu (23), from Luton, Bedfordshire, was sentenced to
10 months imprisonment by Maidstone Crown Court after ad- mitting conspiracy to steal from motor vehicles. He was forensically linked to a yard in Branbridges Road where
it was reported that catalytic converters had been taken from ve- hicles in June 2012. Amobile phone was found at the scene and it was linked to Iorgoiu, who was was arrested at Barrow-in- Furness, Cumbria. The three stolen catalytic converters were worth a total of £9,000. Detective Constable Steve Hobbs said: ‘Catalytic converters are a popular target for thieves because of the metal they contain.”
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A SPATE of yobbish behaviour in East Peckham during the summer has included horse and cart racing on the playing fields and motorbike chases around three roads. Parish councillors were told
that complaints had been made to the police and that the van- dalism and anti-social behav- iour around the Jubilee Hall playing fields and car park was costing a great deal of time and council tax payers’ money as well. It was also causing nuisance
and disturbance to residents of Bramley, Pippin and Russett Roads, where motorbike racing
had taken place. Other reports included thefts
of tools and vandalism at the al- lotments, motor-bike racing on the playing fields, suspected drug dealing, littering, bonfires and broken bottles. In addition, a hedge had been
set on fire, the street snooker had been vandalised and two deep holes had been dug on the playing fields. Councillors resolved to look
into the operation of the CCTV system at the car park and con- sider upgrading it. Training in its use would be provided to three councillors as soon as possible.
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