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programme. Another personwas also interested. Ten Bells The retrospective planning application for the reconstruction of the demolished pub had been approved by Maidstone Council. The developmentwas being marketed as Belgravia Place. Many villagers had disapproved of the name, saying itwas alien to the village. Itwas thought it should be called Ten Bells Place. The parish councilwas to write to the developer. Website Thewebsitewas up and running, with lots of information. Comments can be left on the forum page.
Lenham
Neighbourhood planA steering group and four work teams had been formed.
THIEVES took 400 litres of diesel from an articulated lorry on the A249 Maidstone bound layby next to the roundabout at Stockbury. A wallet containing cash, card and cheques was stolen from a Ford Transit van on the drive of a home in Eyhorne Street, Hollingbourne. It was later recovered. The suspect was said to be a white man in his mid 30s, 6ft tall, and of medium build with short wavy dark brown hair. He was wearing an orange hi- vis vest with a yellow waistband. He was thought to be driving a green W- registration Vauxhall Astra. A silver Honda CRV, registration FE03
VYR, was stolen from the drive of a home in East Street, Harrietsham. A black Honda Accord, registration
RF08 FKR, was stolen after the keys were taken from a home in Fir Tree Grove, Lordswood. Power tools and gardening equipment
were stolen from the garage of a home in Weavering Street,Weavering. The front LED lights were stolen from a
white Mercedes C220 parked in the Siingbourne Road park and ride car park.
Bicycles, garden equipment and a heater
were stolen from a garage inWeavering Street,Weavering. A Rocky mountain bike was stolen from
a garage in HarrowWay, Grove Green. Scrap metal was stolen fromWestfield
Sole Farm, Harp Farm Road, Boxley. The suspects were said to be three white men, two of whom were aged between 19 and 27. One was short with dark brown hair and wore black trousers, a black vest top and black trainers. Another was of broad build, unshaven and wore dark trousers, black vest top and black trainers. The third man wore light shorts, a dark and light horizontal striped shirt and a light cap. A Honda lawnmower was stolen from a
shed in a garden in Caring Lane, Bearsted. There was an aempted burglary at a garage in Teasel Close, Bearsted Park. An Apple Ipad was stolen from a property in Ashford Road. Golf clubs and an Olympus camera were
stolen from a Renault Laguna in Mallings Lane, Bearsted. The rear number plate was stolen from a
VW Golf in Clarence Court,Weavering. A computer was stolen from a car parked outside a home on Ashford Road. The indicator lights were stolen from a Mercedes Benz in Fremlins Road,
More than 24 residentswere working within these teams to discuss the need for housing, infrastructure, village life and the economy. Each team also has two parish councillors on it. Itwas hoped to prepare the draft plan early next year. Save Lenham The group wishes to raise awareness, promote communication and ensure that decision makers understand how 1,745 homes would destroy village life.
Ulcombe
SpeedwatchA lengthy discussionwas held on the number of cars speeding through Ulcombe. It had been noted on several occasions that the recommended speed limits had been exceeded and a request for reintroducing Speedwatch had been
received by the parish council. The parish council resolved to reintroduce Speed watch. The clerk would liaise with the local PCSO to reactivate the scheme and would send a notice to the parish newsleer.A local resident had been appointed as team leader to run Speedwatch. LorryWatch The clerk explained that she had been liaising with Kent Highway Services and parishioners regarding Lorry Watch. New boards had been erected either end of Chegworth Road showing that HGVs should not be using the road. LorryWatch was still active and parishioners could ring the number on the boards and leave a message with the vehicle’s registration’s number. These are collated monthly by KHS and details given to the police who will respond accordingly.
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Bearsted. The cap was stolen from a concrete post
at a property in Graveney Road, Senacre. The suspects were said to be two white youths aged about 15. One was wearing a tracksuit and trainers, the other wore dark trousers and a dark track suit top with stripes across the chest. The fog lights were stolen from anAudi
A3 inWare Street, Bearsted. Jewellery was stolen from a house in
Spot Lane, Bearsted. Diesel was stolen from a white tractor in
a layby on the A249, near the junction with Wigmore Road and Stockbury. There was an aempted burglary at the
Hook and Hatchet pub in Church Road, Hucking. A green Land Rover Defender, registration P123 BUX, was stolen from a barn in Eastwood Road, Grafty Green. Vehicle keys were taken from a house in
Orbit Close,Walderslade. Hand tools were stolen from a garage in
a block in Bonnington Road, Vinters Park. Jewellery was stolen from a property in NurseryAvenue, Bearsted. A wing mirror was stolen from a
Vauxhall Vectra parked in Recreation Close. Maidstone. Power tools and fishing equipment were
stolen from the garage of a home in Ashford Road, Maidstone. A GPS system and keys were stolen
from a white Peugeot Partner van in a layby in Rayners Hill, Lenham. Hand tools were stolen from a shed in
the garden of a home in Upper Street, Leeds.
Electricity cable was stolen from an outbuilding at Great Cheveney Farm, Goudhurst Road, Marden. The suspects are thought to be a white man aged about 30, of heavy build and wearing a white T- shirt, and an Asian man aged about 30. They were driving a Ford van with an 04 registration. The front number plate was stolen from
a Mercedes Benz in Clarence Court, Weavering. Diesel was syphoned from a combine
harvester at East Lenham Farm, Ashford Road, Lenham. The rear number plate was stolen from a
Mitsubishi Shogun parked outside a property in Lenham Heath. The draw bar was stolen from a Land
Rover Discovery at Gowers Garage, High Street, Lenham. There was a burglary at a home in
YeomanWay, Bearsted, but it was not known what was stolen. Two containers of red diesel were stolen
from a building site in Thurnham Lane, Bearsted. There was an aempted burglary at St
James’ Church, Bicknor. Diesel was stolen from a black Mercedes
flat back lorry at Eclipse Roofing Supplies, Old Goods Yard, Station Approach, Lenham. Fencing was stolen from the garden of a
home in Beechen Bank Road,Walderslade. A Hayter petrol lawn mower and a Stihl strimmer were stolen from a home in Tyland Lane, Sandling. A silver Mazda E2000 van, registration
T629 JMY, was stolen from the junction of ReculverWalk and Woolley Road, Senacre. It contained carpet fier’s tools. The suspect was said to be a white youth aged about 18, about 5ft 9in tall with short dark hair. Therewas an aempt to break in to a
shed in the garden of a house in Cornwall Close, Shepway. Clocks andwatches, computer equipment and jewellerywere stolen from a home in Ulcombe Hill, Ulcombe. Golf equipment and a black and white bicyclewere stolen from the garage of a home in TolgateWay, Sandling. A silver Mondeo in a layby outside Pilgrims Retreat caravan park in Hogbarn Lane, Harrietsham was badly damaged. A greenVWPolowas broken into in
Cross Keys, Bearsted, causing considerable damage.
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