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COMPUTER equipmentwas stolen from a property in Loose Road. The keys to two motorcycleswere also taken, and the bikes were then stolen from a shed together with motorcycle accessories. Agranite ornamentwas stolen from the
back garden of a home in Hayle Mill Road, Tovil.
Thieves brokeinto a gold Peugeot 207 outside a home in Heather Drive and stole a Garmin sat nav system. Asilver lady’s bike with large wheelswas
stolen from a property in Loose
Road.It had been le against thewall in the car park aached to the property. Aplant in a ceramic potwas stolen from
the front garden of a home in Arundel Street. Apair of shoeswere stolen from outside a
home in Queens
Road.Asuspectwas later interviewed. Adishwasher and mowerwere stolen
from a property in Egerton Road, Ringlestone. Two days previously two bikes had been stolen from the driveway of the property. Jewellerywas stolen from a property in Elmstone Lane, Fant. The suspect is known to the police. Atelevision, DVD player and Sony Playstationwere stolen from a property in Leicester Road, Shepway. Ablack chickenwas stolen from a pen in
the rear garden of a home in York Road. Ahome inWest Park Roadwas damaged
in a failed aempt to break in. Copper piping and door handleswere
stolen from a home in Castle Dene. Asecurity devicewas taken from a blue
Fiat Cinquecento in Hope Street. AUniflame coal barbecuewas stolen from
Barming
Parish clerk Following the selection process, councillors agreed that Nicola Awood be appointed parish clerk, starting on September 1. Asbestos Asbestos had been found in the pavilion roof space and undercro of the pavilion and a detailed report had been sent by Medway Insulations. Itwas felt that the parish council should not be held accountable for the full cost of removal as this should have been included in the refurbishment quote. The chairmanwould discuss this with the consultant. The windows and insulation had been installed. Pavilion refurbishment Cllr Manser reported that the parish council had been considering the external refurbishment for about 15 years but there had been no discussion regarding the internalwork
required.An inspectionwould be done two weeks before the end of the project to see if the building needs rewiring. Some residents had offered to join aworking party for the day to clean the pavilion aer internal refurbishmentwas competed. Itwas agreed that thiswas a very good idea. Hall/Pavillion Terms and conditions for hirewould include that the car park barriers be locked aer dark or before 9pm, whichever is sooner: hirerswould be responsible for removing and disposing of any rubbish generated, and the pavilion should be vacated by 10.30pm and the parish hall by 11pm. Remembrance Arrangements for the Remembrance Servicewere discussed. It was hoped to arrange refreshments at the
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the rear garden of a home in HalsteadWalk, Allington. Computer equipment and a white Trek 8000 mountain bikewere stolen from a home in Sage Court. Abag of clotheswas stolen from a home
in Kingfisher Meadow. Asuspectwas arrested and interviewed
aer a burglary at a home in Mote Road. Lead flashingwas stolen from the roof extension of a home in Upper Stone Street. Ared Mazda MX5 convertiblewas stolen
from outside a home in Campbell Road, butwas later recovered. Awhite and black Apollo men’s mountain
bikewas stolen from the communal area of flats in King Edward Road. The front number platewas stolen from a
grey Ford Focus in Old Tovil Road. Four alloy wheelswere stolen from a blue
VWBeetle convertible on the forecourt of a premises in Loose Road. The catalytic converterwas stolen from an
Iveco van in Kingsley Road. Alawnmower and two chainsawswere
stolen from a shed in Old School Lane. Apetrol canwas stolen from a shed on
the allotments in Hampshire Drive. Asat nav, cash and some CDswere stolen
from an Audi in Holtye Crescent. Jewellerywas stolen from a property in Paynes Lane. Strawberry plantswere stolen from an allotment in MayfairAvenue. ANikon camerawas stolen from a home in Lacock Gardens.
pub for the volunteers as this yearwas the commemoration of the start ofWorldWar II.
Allotments Thes had been reported at the Glebe Lane allotments where scaffolding poles and clamps had been taken, but scrap metal had been le. Wayside cross This had been returned but had been sited too close to the hedge. Cllr Manser wished to discuss a number of minor issues with the contractor including the plaque andwaterproofing of the roof. Benches Two quotes had been received for work on the benches in the village. The quote from Inside and Out for £250was accepted. Football The annual fee for Barming Youth Football Clubwould be held at £675 for the forthcoming year, which it had been for the past couple of years. History Barming History Society had requested a donation towards “Barming Since the SecondWorldWar” whichwould cost £600 to produce and which itwould be selling. The parish council agreed that all its available fundswere being held for the pavilion, in case of any unforeseenwork. LeavingApresentationwas made to the outgoing clerk Mrs Amanda Broadhurst as thiswas her last meeting before leaving on August 31.
Loose
Crime report Five crimes had been reported in the past month – an assault in Salts Avenue relating to vehicle drivers; the of a number plate in High Banks; Busbridge Road assault relating to vehicle drivers;
Ablue and silver BMX bike and two locks
were stolen from the communal room of a property in Hughenden Reach, Tovil. Asilver 17" frame mountain bikewas
stolen from Salisbury House, Cambridge Crescent, Shepway. Aman in his 30s with a childwas seen removing clothes frm a charity bin in a car park in the High Street and puing them in a white Ford Transit van.A sat navwas stolen from a whiteVWCoupe parked on the grass verge in Boxley Road, Penenden Heath. Awhite Ford Transit van, registration
NC08 EPE,was stolen from Mid Kent Shopping Centre, in Castle Road, Allington. Toolswere stolen from a white Citroen
Relay van in Birnam Square. Awhite van, registration BT11 PJO,was
stolen from Hambledon Court, Tonbridge Road.
Domestic appliances and computer equipmentwere stolen from a garage aached to flats in Shipley Court,Wya Street.
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the at Shell Tamarisk garage; criminal damage inWell Street. PCSO MaWilliams said that, overall, things had been rather quiet. Dogs The Loose DogWalkers Group reported that the King George V playing fieldwas a lot cleaner but therewere problems around the perimeter.Aposter warning of fineswould be designed. Valley DriveAn anonymous leerwas received from a resident regarding parking issues and caravans being parked on driveways, whichwas regarded as a civil maer. The issue of parkingwould be passed on to the police for any appropriate further action. Neighbourhood plan About 190 questionnaires had been completed following promotion, amounting to a 10% response. Analysis had not yet been done. Fete Arrangementswere progressingwell for the event on September 6. Memorial The family of the late Cllr Roy Hood had been consulted about a suitable memorial. Itwas suggested awood be planted and that the councilworks closely with the Kent Men of Trees. AccidentAresident had slipped on metal grids placed over drains on Old Loose Hill. Kent Highway Serviceswould be asked to remove the grids immediately. TreesAwalkaboutwould be arranged so that the trees owned by the parish council could be examined by a reputable tree surgeon. Boards Councillors Gordon Bernard and Jim Andrewwere thanked for geing the Perspex fied into the boards, which had made a great difference.
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