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Boxley Parish Council

Boxley Parish Council serves the communities of Boxley, Sandling, Boarley, Forstal, Weavering, Grove Green and the southern parts of Lordswood and Walderslade.

Boxley Parish is the largest parish in the borough of Maidstone with around 10,000 residents.

Please contact us if you have any questions about the work of the Parish Council or concerns that the Council should be aware of. We are here to help and support you. For help or to report any vandalism, please contact Boxley Parish Council on 01634 861237 or email enquiry@boxleyparishcouncil.org.uk.

The Parish Council has developed this website in order to provide information about the areas it covers, community life and the work of the Parish Council. We hope that this community website resource becomes a well-used and trusted source of information and encourages everyone to become involved in a wide range of activities.

We welcome your comments if you have any suggestions for additional information, or photographs of the Parish which you have taken and would like to see displayed on the website, please let us know by contacting the Parish Clerk, Daniela Baylis by emailing:clerk@boxleyparishcouncil.org.uk


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08 April 2025
Parish Council Meeting Beechen Hall, ME5 9RU Tuesday 7:30 pm View Details
14 April 2025
Environment Meeting Beechen Hall, ME5 9RU Monday 7:30 pm View Details


Community Alert

The Parish Council has set up a community alert system whereby it notifies residents by email, any news that may affect them and the parish. This could range from planning developments to road closures and crime reports. If you wish to be included please subscribe below.

Latest Parish News

SENT ON BEHALF OF MY COMMUNITY VOICE:- YOU CAN HELP US SHAPE THE FUTURE STRATEGY OF NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH

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March 2025
SENT ON BEHALF OF MY COMMUNITY VOICE:- YOU CAN HELP US SHAPE THE FUTURE STRATEGY OF NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH

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Neighbourhood Watch

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You can help us shape the future strategy of Neighbourhood Watch


As a valued Neighbourhood Watch Supporter, Member or Volunteer, we want to invite you to share your views. Our current 5-Year Strategy comes to an end in December 2025 and we are in the process of developing a new strategy.

We are really interested in your thoughts, views and opinions about Neighbourhood Watch and what you think the movement should focus on over the next 5 years. The survey should take about 10 minutes and will give us a good insight into what you think and want.

By analysing the survey results we will be able to hold more in depth and detailed workshops and consultation events with stakeholders develop a new strategy that is ambitious, relevant and reflective of the views of supporters, members, volunteer, the public and other stakeholders. Please complete the survey so we can hear your voice and views.


Please click here to complete the survey



SENT ON BEHALF OF MY COMMUNITY VOICE - SUSPECT CAUGHT WITH STOLEN JEWELLERY

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March 2025
SENT ON BEHALF OF MY COMMUNITY VOICE - SUSPECT CAUGHT WITH STOLEN JEWELLERY

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SUSPECT CAUGHT WITH STOLEN JEWELLERY


Maidstone Town Team attended a report that a vulnerable person had jewellery stolen out of their bag whilst inside a licenced venue in the town centre. The officers took details and conducted fast time CCTV enquiries which enabled them to establish what the suspect looked like. This image was then shared with CCTV operators who were able to quickly locate the suspect.

The suspect was then detained enroute to a brokers and all of the stolen jewellery found on their person. The suspect was arrested, the sentimental items returned to the victim.

This was all thanks to the business reporting on behalf of the victim, golden hour enquiries completed by the officers on scene and most importantly the officers already established relationships with partner agencies.

The suspect spent the night in custody where he was remanded to court by investigating officers.

Please make sure to keep an eye on your personal belongings when out and about, and report any suspicious behaviour to staff or if needed Police.

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