Queens Green Canopy – collect your free sapling
To celebrate the platinum jubilee your Parish Council has taken delivery of 420 SAPLINGS one for each house in our beautiful village. Read more about Queens Green Canopy – collect your free sapling
To celebrate the platinum jubilee your Parish Council has taken delivery of 420 SAPLINGS one for each house in our beautiful village. Read more about Queens Green Canopy – collect your free sapling
Kent County Council, Helping you to celebrate your community. Street Party Application for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. Read more about Application form for street parties for Queen’s Platinum Jubilee – apply by 31st March
Our friendly group is one of 13 Ramblers groups in Kent and part of the national Ramblers walking organisation. Read more about Tonbridge & Malling Ramblers – April & May group walks
Kent Police have introduced a new messaging system which allows members of the public to receive messages directly from their local Police station and PCSO’s. Read more about My Community Voice – Kent Police new messaging system
Crime levels have been low during the lockdown but there has been a spate of shed break-ins so please do make sure you secure sheds and outbuildings. Read more about Crime Update – Shed break-ins
Making the best of troubled times. It’s been a funny old spring. At the time of writing in early May, we are still in a state of lockdown, so I hope you are all keeping well and safe during these difficult days. Read more about Trottiscliffe Tree Warden – Blog Post #2
The Design and Learning Centre has been working hard with our NHS partners to support the invaluable work done by carers and care workers through a free mobile app called Help to Care. Read more about Launch of the Help to Care app in Kent and Medway
A new text service has been launched across Kent and Medway for people of all ages needing mental health support. Read more about KCC & Medway Public Health: Mental health crisis support via text
A 24 hour helpline has been set up to support vulnerable people in Kent who need urgent help, supplies or medication. Read more about KCC MEDIA RELEASE: Kent Together – 24 hour helpline launched
We are revising our scheme in BART to help people who may be self-isolating (having to stay at home because of the Coronavirus) or who may just need a helping hand. Read more about BART Community Support
Members of the public will be helping the 1.5m vulnerable people who have been asked to “shield” themselves from COVID-19. Read more about Sign Up to become an NHS responder
A community support helpline to provide food and other assistance to those most at risk from coronavirus was launched today by Tonbridge & Malling Borough Council. Read more about TMBC: Helpline launched to support ‘shielded’ residents
Advice from Age UK including guidance on if you are feeling unwell, need help with food, social contact, financial hardship, benefits and scams. Read more about Age UK – Coronavirus (Covid-19) – advice and guidance
Advice Together Partners contact details. We will update this information weekly to help you access the most appropriate organisation to offer help and support. Read more about Advice Together Partnership: Useful contact numbers
Read the Trottiscliffe Tree Warden latest blog update. Read more about Trottiscliffe Tree Warden – Blog Post #1
Borough Councillor Ann Kemp was presented with the KALC Community Award at our Annual Parish Meeting for her services to the community. Read more about KALC Community Award 2019 for services to the community
Kent Police are looking for volunteers to play a new role in community policing. Could this be you?
As a Community Policing Volunteer (CPV) you’ll work closely with communities and businesses to promote community safety. Read more about New role to Kent Police – Community Policing Volunteer
This scheme was set up to give official recognition of members of the public who make significant contributions to their communities. The scheme is supported by the High Sheriff of Kent, the Chairman of Kent County Council and the Mayor of Medway.
On Thursday 5 July, Richard Wallis, Chairman of the Parish Council presented the late Trevor Ledamun’s wife with this award for all of his services to the village. Drinks and nibbles were served outside on a glorious evening and lots of stories and memories of Trevor were shared.
The BT Box has finally been removed. The Parish Council will be tidying the area up.
Replacement horse springer installed with thanks to Councillors Jones and Baker.
The RoSPA report last year suggested the old equipment should be replaced and we hope that the children of the village will enjoy the new springer.