My community voice news
Information for residents:
MBC and Kent police build processes that support residents. It’s important that the residents use the tools
available. This also ensures issues are recorded and safeguarding issues can be monitored.
My Community Voice is a two-way engagement tool set up by Kent Police for residents,
businesses and community groups in Kent and Medway. MCV will enable Kent Police to update
users with news, alerts, appeals, engagement events and general policing activities. Members of
the public can choose what information they receive from us and how they receive it – whether
that’s by email, text or voice mail. They can also share or reply to the messages they receive,
enabling improved two-way communication, information sharing and problem-solving
opportunities for the force.
Residents should be encouraged to report all crimes and ASB to the police. The easiest way to do this is online
www.kent.police.uk/ro/report/ or by calling 101. If an emergency 999.
Residents can also report anonymously via www.crimestoppers-uk.org or 0800 555 111.
Also for young people www.fearless.org is a site where young people can access non-judgemental information and
advice about crime and criminality. It also allows them to report anonymously issues or concerns.
Nuisance and community issues: Report via www.maidstone.gov.uk
British Transport Police- Safety on the Railway Network:
The free Railway Guardian app is an all-in-one safety app from the British Transport Police. The
app allows you to report crimes or concerns on the rail network, share your journeys with trusted
contacts, and get access to news, guides, or support.
