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Wainscott's Neighbourhood Watch Co-ordinator, David Miller, has been awarded a Safer Kent Award for his dedication to our local community. At an awards ceremony held earlier in September 2008 at Leeds Castle, Kent Police Chief Constable Mike Fuller congratulated David and presented him with a framed certificate.

David Miller (3rd from left) holding his certificate presented by Chief Constable Mike Fuller (2nd left)

The citation giving more details of David's role was read out at the awards ceremony. It said... "David has been a Neighbourhood Watch Co-ordinator in Wainscott for many years. He always goes about his work in a quiet, unassuming way that cannot be underestimated. David oversees a number of Neighbourhood Watch schemes and makes regular reports to Frindsbury Extra Parish Council on current crimes, scams and trends. He is deeply committed to Neighbourhood Watch, preventing crime and making sure Wainscott is a safe and happy place to live."

Leeds Castle where the Safer Kent Award ceremony was held

The Chairman, Councillors and Clerk of Frindsbury Extra Parish Council all congratulate David on his well deserved recognition. To visit the Wainscott Neighbourhood Watch web site co-ordinated by David, please click here.