Brexit and Kent’s roads
I’ve been meeting with Ministers from the Department for Transport and others to make sure our roads flow smoothly after we leave the European Union, and that Kent council taxpayers aren’t footing the bill.
Dementia Training event
West Kent’s emergency services come together for a joint training event to learn more about supporting people living with dementia and their families.
Matthew to stand again for PCC
Kent’s current Police and Crime Commissioner, Matthew Scott, has been unanimously re-selected by Kent Conservatives and will stand again as the Conservative candidate for Kent’s Police and Crime Commissioner on 7th May 2020.
Mental Health Awareness Week
In this latest edition, I talk about mental health awareness week, Kent Police’s outstanding inspection results which have them deemed the best in the country, my regular community engagements and my foray in to greater social media platforms! As ever,…
Working together on homelessness
I’ve been visiting the brilliant Porchlight charity in #Canterbury today to talk about how we can work together with the Police to support rough sleepers and the homeless.
Penshurst’s Coffee with the Commissioner
I was back in the village for my latest question and answer session with residents earlier today.
Mental Health Awareness Week 2019
Here’s my video message for Mental Health Awareness Week.
Three years as your PCC
Today marks the third anniversary of my first day in office as Kent’s Police and Crime Commissioner.
In The Bourne
SFM 106.9’s In The Bourne was the location for this wide-ranging interview on crime statistics, recruitment, community safety and policing. Broadcast on Facebook Live and reproduced here.
Prevention, engagement, diversion
The Police and Crime Commissioner has set aside £1million to invest in projects which aim to cut violent crime in Kent and Medway.