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ACAR parked in Medway Court, Aylesford,was broken into and a sat nav and radio/cassee unit was stolen. Afence panelwas damaged at a property


in Cedar Close. Dion. Therewas an aempted break-in at a property in Hall Road, Aylesford. Avan parked in the car park of a golf


club off Troiscliffe Road, Addington,was broken into and items taken. Thewalls of a caravan in Coldharbour


Lane, Aylesford,were damaged. Awindow of a property in TempleWay,


East Malling,was damaged. Aproperty in High Street, Aylesford,


was entered and cashwas taken. The door of a property in Howick Close


in the Royal British Legion Village was damaged, but nothing was taken. The wing mirrorwas removed from a car parked in the car park in Bridge Place, Aylesford. CCTVwas being reviewed. AVauxhall Zafirawas stolen from outside a property in Twisden Road, East Malling. CCTVwas being reviewed. The vehiclewas later found burnt out. Wheelswere stolen from two trucks parked in the industrial estate on Forstal Road, Aylesford. AVWGolf, registration GJ13 MZN,was


stolen from Godden Road, Snodland. The property was broken into and the car keys, cash and bank cardswere among property taken. Amobile phonewas taken from a home


in QuarryWood. Acarwas scratched while parked in


Teapot Lane, Aylesford. Part of a wing mirrorwas stolen from a


car parked in Bull Lane, Eccles. Avehicle parked in Robson Drive,


Aylesford was keyed. Agalvanised animal trough and bowl


were stolen from a property in Smithers Lane, East Peckham. Ared Muddy Fox bicyclewas stolen


from a communal area off Booth Close, Snodland. Acentral heating boiler was taken from a property in Coldharbour Lane, Aylesford. Abus stop in London Road, Dion,was damaged.Agroup of youthswere seen acting suspiciously at the time. Garden equipmentwas stolen from a nursery off Teston Road,Oam. The locks of a van parked in a golf club


off Troiscliffe Road, Addington,were damaged but nothing was taken.


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N934 FVG, was taken from Church Road, Oam. Agarage in Catlyn Close, East Malling,


was broken into but nothing was stolen. Avehiclewas vandalised while parked


in HopeAvenue, Hadlow. Avehiclewas vandalised in Blatchford


Close, East Malling. Acar on the drive of a property in Charloe Drive, Kings Hill,was scratched. Agarden ornamentwas stolen from the


front garden of a property in Carnation Crescent, East Malling. Awallet was stolen from a van in Addlestead Road, East Peckham. Enquiries were ongoing. Avan parked in ChatfieldWay, East Malling,was broken into and toolswere taken. Ablack and purple Yamaha motorcycle, registration EA13 XDD,was taken from Malling Road, Snodland. Two white men in a white vanwere seen acting suspiciously. Aproperty in BeaconAvenue, Kings


Hill,was broken into and computer equipment was stolen. Ablack Suzuki motorcycle, registration


FL07 JFG, was taken from the drive of a property in Bramley Road, Snodland. The shed of a property in Garner Drive,


East Malling,was broken into and a hedge trimmer stolen. Awindow of a property in Beacon


Avenue, Kings Hill,was damaged but no entry was gained. Afire surround and awooden ornament


were taken from a garden in Twisden Road, East Malling. Avehicle parked in Malling Road, Kings


Hill,was entered and a large quantity of boxed training shoeswere taken. The tyre of a car parked in Rocks Road,


East Malling,was damaged. Awhite Renault Kangoo, registration


BG10 WSL,was stolen from Glebe Meadow,Wateringbury. Abicyclewas taken from a property in


Great East, East Malling. Avehicle parked in Birling Road, Snodland,was entered and power tools


were taken. Awhite camper vanwas stolen from a


drive in Paenden Gardens, East Peckham. Acarwas damaged in a communal car


park in Edwards Close, Snodland. The door lockwas damaged on a car parked in Whitebine Gardens, East Peckham. Goodyear Eagle tyres of various sizes


were stolen from the trailer of a HGV parked in the lay-by onWest Malling bypass. Fishing equipmentwas taken from the garage of a home in Old Road, East Peckham. Alock and doorwere damaged in Common Road, Hadlow. Nothing was taken. Acarwas vandalised in Martin Square, Larkfield. Two wheelie binswere taken from outside a property in Coombe Close, Snodland. Amotorbikewas taken from the car park


at Morrisons in New Hythe Lane, Larkfield. The bike had broken down so was probably picked up by another vehicle. Adoorwas damaged at a property in Saltings Road, Snodland. The rear windscreen of a car parked in Kingfisher Road, Larkfield,was smashed. Abicyclewas taken from the drive of a property in BraeburnWay, Kings Hill. Avehicle parked in TilghmanWay, Snodland,was scratched. probably with a key.


Golf equipmentwas taken from the garage of a property in Manley Boulevard, Holborough. Acarwas broken into in Poynder Drive, Snodland, and a bicyclewas stolen.


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More strays put to sleep Walk on wild west side


THE number of stray dogs having to be put to sleep has almost tripled in Tonbridge and Malling during the last four years. Dog wardens have blamed the


rise on the increase in aggressive animals which has been experi- enced across the country. According to the borough coun-


cil, 21 stray dogs had to be de- stroyed during the year ending March 2014, compared to eight in 2010, with the figure rising to 12 the following year and 14 in 2012/13. However, there was a significant


drop in the overall number of stray dogs dealt with by the service from 309 four years ago to 190 in 2013/14. Robert Styles, Tonbridge and


34 Malling June 2014


Malling Council director of street scene and leisure said: “We will only put to sleep dogs which are too aggressive to be rehomed or those too ill for treatment. The rise in ‘put to sleep’ dogs reflects the na- tional increase in aggressive dogs found as strays or handed over as ‘strays’ by their owners.” The dog warden service, cur-


rently run by Ward Security Ltd, who took over from Animal War- dens in March, handled 81 reports of dangerous dogs in 2013/14, a rise of nine on the previous year and 35 more than in 2011/12. It also dealt with 115 reports of noisy dogs dur- ing the last year and 85 of dog foul- ing.


THE Heart of Kent Hospice,Ayles- ford, is inviting men, women and children of all ages to put on their cowboy outfits and stride out for the Wild West Walk on Saturday, July 19. This sponsored twilight walk


kicks off at 6pm from Aylesford Rugby Club with live music, coun- try andwestern-themed entertain- ment, featuring a bucking bronco and a line dance warm-up to get everyone in the mood. There will also be a licensed bar


and refreshments. Organisers are inviting partici-


pants to come dressed as cowboys and cowgirls and there will be a free cowboy hat for everyone who


registers. Those walking in mem- ory of loved ones are invited to bring a photo and dedication to post on the memory wall. There will be a five or 10-mile circular route to choose from which will take in the sights of Maidstone town centre and the surrounding villages. The King Street Hospice shop


will be laying on refreshments and entertainment for walkers at the halfway stop. Everyone who takes part will re-


ceive a medal as a thank you for their support. You can register on- line at www.hokh.org or contact the fundraising team on 01622 790195 to book your place.


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