Some of the latest postings

LENHAM & HARRIETSHAM Speedwatch Scheme's

are looking for Volunteers #258982512 May 21st

LENHAM & HARRIETSHAM Speedwatch Scheme's are looking for volunteers to support them in reducing speed and improving the safety on their roads with the support of the police. Speedwatch is a community-based scheme where volunteers record speed of passing vehicles in the area where they live. Around 90% of vehicles observed once by Speedwatch volunteers are not seen speeding again in the next 12 months within Kent.  CONTACT US If you would like to join the group and help, please go to

www.communityspeedwatch.org to register


KENT FRAUD ALERT SYSTEM #255077036  May 10th


]Counterfeit Currency Warning  #247916002 April 23rd

Residents and businesses of HARRIETSHAM and LENHAM are advised to be vigilant when taking cash payments following an incident locally in which counterfeit currency was used to purchase goods and receive a large amount of change. 

Catapult Incidents in LENHAM #246605258 April 23rd

Following multiple incidents involving youths with catapults recently in LENHAM, residents are encouraged to report sightings of groups of youths with catapults and slingshots to police.

Police will always look to attend ongoing incidents of damage being caused and local CSU officers will be patrolling LENHAM in the coming weeks to deter further issues and deal with any incidents that may arise. If the incident is ongoing with property being damaged please call in to report on 999.

My community voice survey April 13th

The April 2024 edition of OUR NEWS is here  #238289976

FOR NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH SUPPORTERS ACROSS ENGLAND & WALES web link

Kent Fraud Alert System  click on link April 2nd highlighting below

Courier Fraud ALERT!!! – Please share this is important

Offender made to repay almost £60,000 to fraud victims.

Fake email impersonating DeWalt offering free Products.

Car Selling Scams on Social Media

WhatsApp Scams

Home Office web site – Stop, Think Fraud

Proactive Patrol of LENHAM and HARRIETSHAM [#235913278] March 26th

Yesterday, local CSU officers conducted a proactive patrol of LENHAM and HARRIETSHAM. Whilst there officers located a large HGV that was unable to pass under the HARRIETSHAM railway bridge and causing an obstruction, hindering traffic. Officers ensured the vehicle could safely turn around and head back to ASHFORD, removing the obstruction.

Stolen Vehicle Found [#219749162]

Yesterday, on the 20th of February 2024 after numerous reports from local residents in Lenham Village a vehicle was found abandoned and causing a nuisance from the way it was left. Police have attended and been able to ascertain that the vehicle was stolen so it was recovered and will play a key part in the investigation. Police were also able to give the victim a good news call to say that they would be getting there vehicle back. 

The vehicle was not stolen from Lenham or any surrounding areas and this is not a trend however please always be aware of anything suspicious and please take steps to secure your vehicles especially if they are keyless entry. 

Thank you to the residents who reported this,


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Welcome to My Community Voice

My Community Voice is a messaging service that helps Kent and Medway residents, businesses, and community groups to keep in touch with their local policing teams. The service sends updates about your local area directly from the police officers themselves.

My Community Voice is more than just a messaging service; it allows you to reply to the alerts we send you, share information and tell us about the issues affecting you.

We are committed to engaging with communities to increase trust and confidence and to help protect people from harm. Police, partners and the public working together can build resilient and safe communities, and both reduce and prevent crime.

You will be able to play an active part in police appeals as well as keeping updated in what is happening in your local area.


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