KCC MEDIA RELEASE: Kent Together – 24 hour helpline launched
A 24 hour helpline has been set up to support vulnerable people in Kent who need urgent help, supplies or medication.
A 24 hour helpline has been set up to support vulnerable people in Kent who need urgent help, supplies or medication.
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.
Members of the public will be helping the 1.5m vulnerable people who have been asked to “shield” themselves from COVID-19.
This week has seen unprecedented measures introduced in response to one of the greatest challenges of our times. Life for millions of people has changed beyond recognition as we battle to slow the spread of coronavirus.
Advice from Age UK including guidance on if you are feeling unwell, need help with food, social contact, financial hardship, benefits and scams.
Advice Together Partners contact details. We will update this information weekly to help you access the most appropriate organisation to offer help and support.
There is a vacancy on the Parish Council for a co-opted Member.
If you are interested in becoming a Councillor for Trottiscliffe Parish Council please feel free to contact the Clerk on 07900 693572 or email clerk@trottiscliffepc.co.uk to find out what the Parish Council does, how it works and for information about roles, responsibilities and meetings
Borough Councillor Ann Kemp was presented with the KALC Community Award at our Annual Parish Meeting for her services to the community.
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.
A Community Group has been formed to submit a Community Bid for The Plough to make it into a community shop/pub.