Our COMMUNITY SAFETY information helps residents understand who to approach to report Crime or Anti Social Behaviour in the Parish of Ash
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999
Emergencies – Life threatened, crime in progress, road accident and someone injured.
0800 111 999 – gas leaks
105 – electric power failure, damaged lines etc
0800 820 999 – water
Kent Police Beat Officer
PC Jon Bowler is the Beat Officer for Ash and can be contacted on 101 or email: email hidden; JavaScript is required
IN AN EMERGENCY PLEASE RING 999
Kent Police reporting non-urgent crime
Report non-urgent crime on-line by going to Kent Police Reporting Crime
or by ringing 101
Kent Police reporting rural crime
Reporting rural crime to us
CONTACT NUMBER FOR EAST KENT RURAL TEAM: East Division 07980 978202
(Canterbury, Ashford, Dover, Thanet, Shepway).. Go to the Kent Police page for more information
Country Eye App
This app helps members of the rural community share information on crime, suspicious behaviour and damage. Go to the Kent Police page for more information.
You can report a crime to police online or call 101 for non-urgent issues. Dial 999 if crime is taking place.
Heritage Watch
Heritage Watch aims to help prevent and detect heritage crime in Kent. This activity can damage historic sites beyond repair, or even mean that a prized piece of history is lost forever. Go to the Kent Police page for more information.
To join Heritage Watch or find out how you can get involved Visit the Heritage Watch website.
Neighbourhood Watch Alerts
Joining up with your local Neighbourhood Watch can help communities feel more involved and effective in reducing local crime and improving the safety of local communities. Go to the Neighbourhood Watch page for more information. The latest information from Kent Fraud Alert System is published regularly updating you on scams and how to protect you and your family.
Community Speedwatch
Community Speedwatch (CSW) is a road safety initiative that’s coordinated by Kent Police and run by local communities. Trained volunteers monitor the speeds of vehicles using approved ‘speed indication devices’ (SIDs).
The aim of the initiative is to:
- reduce death and injury on the roads
- improve the quality of life for local communities
- reduce the speed of vehicles to the speed limit
- increase public awareness of inappropriate speed
If you are concerned about speeding in Ash and would like to volunteer to take part in the scheme, please contact email hidden; JavaScript is required
