Crimestoppers
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Suffered from a
RACE HATE
CRIME !!
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Incidents that require a police attendance, e.g. suspicious incidents, offender detained (non violent), traffic crash where there are not serious injuries, etc. should be reported on
01622 690690 |
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Crimestoppers on
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Domestic burglary : nationally Kent has the ninth lowest
Theft of and from vehicles : Nationally, Kent has the sixth lowest
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| Press Releases |
Below are the Current press releases received through the last month. |
Below are the Archive press releases received through previous months. |
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Click on the above links for the latest Police News |
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Local Officers:
PC Chris Clancy
PC Diane Bell
PCSO Claire Bournazian
PCSO Nickie Mullooly |
Contact Kent Police
For all non-urgent incidents or enquiries, call 01622 690690 If a crime is in progress or life is in danger, call 999 If you are deaf or speech impaired, text 'Police' and your message to 60066 For news, advice or details of your neighbourhood officer, visit www.kent.police.uk
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Local Officers can be contacted on 01732 379361 which is the telephone number for the Edenbridge Neighbourhood Policing team. |
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Edenbridge
Police Station |
Edenbridge Police station is a closed office with a public enquiry phone outside that connects to the Kent Police Control room.
www.twitter.com/kentpoliceeden
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| Check who's calling |
1. Before opening the door check who's calling.......
Use a spy hole or door chain
2. Check the callers appearance......
Check their vehicles for signage and if they are wearing a uniform
3. Ask for identification......
Check their identity cards....and the photograph
matches the card
4. If you are not sure who they are.....
Call there office, if they are ligitimate..they will not mind
5. If you are worried or frightened......
Just say NO and if you think they are bogus call the Police |
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Community
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| Edenbridge has a new Community Warden from this week in the shape of Richard Gordon. He has been appointed by partner organisations of the Edenbridge Community Warden Steering Group which funds the new post. These include the Town Council, which manages the role on behalf of the Group, also two local charities, housing associations, and the police. Together the Group contributes a jig-saw of funding to ensure there is a Warden role in the parish.
Richard has years of experience in commerce dealing with networks of clients and staff teams, and enjoys the outdoor environment in his personal life. These skills and interests will be useful in the role of Warden.
Of his new post, he says: “This role is important for Edenbridge and its surrounding area, and it is going to be a new start, both for me and for the town. I am very much looking forward to meeting people, listening to their concerns, and for them to get to know me. I am very excited at being given this opportunity look forward to making a difference and working in these lovely surroundings." Richard will be working four days a week on flexible hours including some evening and weekend work at times. |
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