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Neighbourhood Watch

Rolvenden Neighbourhood Watch Scheme Latest Update

At 2.20pm today (Sat.21 Sept.24) I spoke to 2 PCSOs patrolling the village after the recent catapulting of the ducks by the pond in Sparkeswood Avenue and e-scooter riding on pavements and roads. I told them about the arson, trespassing in the vicarage and other incidents in Rolvenden they are aware of.  The next steps to deal with the issues will be a Community Protection Order.  It's absolutely essential to get video evidence and report to the police along with the evidence in order to take further action. 

Siân Reeves 

Rolvenden Neighbourhood Watch 

e-mail: [email protected]

Note: If you were previously receiving Rolvenden Neighbourhood Watch messages via the Rolvenden Update e-mail address (any time from 24 July 2020),  please register on https://www.ourwatch.org.uk/  to become a member if you have not already done so. You will then be able to receive important crime prevention information and alerts. 

We are in the process of setting up a new scheme on 'Our Watch'; once this is done, we hope you will be able to find an official NHW scheme. I have asked Rolvenden Parish Council to escalate the recent reports of incidents in the village to a higher level in Kent Police and they will be adding this action as an agenda item. 

Rolvenden Neighbourhood Watch update article is available each month in the Rolvenden and Newenden Parish Magazine and online.