downsmail.co.uk Fleet training
EBBSFLEET United FC is to train at Kings Hill for the forthcoming season. The Vanarama National League
South side will begin training this month at the Sport Park on the up- market development. Kings Hill Sports Park manager Ja-
nineBrownsaid:“The2016-17 season looks to be an exciting time for the fa- cility and for all the teamswhouse it. I look forward to training withEUFC and wish them every luck for the forthcoming season.” The Fleet narrowly missed the
chance to play in the highest tier of English non-league football in a dra- matic play-off clash with Maidstone United in May.
Dog and dance A DOG show and dancing were among treats in store for the 500 visi- tors to St Mark’s Primary School fete in Eccles. Mayor of Tonbridge and Malling CllrMarkRhodeswasamong themanyguests to enjoy all the fun of the fair – and bag himself first prize in the raffle. The fete, organised by the school PTA, raised £2,282.
No WI in July
THE Kings Hill WI will be holding an “Out and About” evening on Wednesday, July 27, so there will be no meeting in the community centre.
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Allotment holders plan to take on tool thieves
GARDENforks, spades and rakes are being security marked with different coloured paints in a bid to help allotment holders deter thieves. The colour coding scheme - demonstrated right by PCSOs Susan Leng and Ross McMillan - is being used throughout Tonbridge and Malling to help police identify stolen items and return them to their rightful owners. Each allotment which takes part
is allotted a specific colour to be used on valuable items and tools. Plot holders are then also assisted by PCSOs to etch their own post- codes into tools. Ten allotments have already signed up. PC John Fordham of Tonbridge
and Malling Community Safety Unit said: “The intention is to make it easy for officers and plot holders to identify which allot- ment a tool is associated with, should it be stolen. Historically it has proved very difficult to match stolen items to their rightful own- ers, because the tools often have little in the way of distinguishing features.”
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Malling July 2016 23 Officers are encouraging others
who want to take part in the scheme to get in touch. PC Fordham said: “Working alongside Allotment Watch we will be expanding this initiative throughout Tonbridge and Malling later this year. “It will also make it harder for
criminals to sell them on at places like car boot fairs. Both the paint and the etching will not only be difficult for criminals to remove but also very time consuming. “This is a simple way of protect-
ing your property but we are hopeful it can also be very effec- tive at cutting crime.”
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