Which begs the question: if there was insufficient evidence to charge John Wellard five days after his arrest, what reasonable grounds were there to arrest him in the first place and on his birthday? Together, these developments meant planning permission was no longer needed. With the 2015 local elections just months away, the actions of Faversham's councillors had cost them a great deal of trust. We contacted Biffa to ask how much the company had donated and spokesperson said: Why would a local depot donate company cash without head office approval? The town has many halls for hire, including the beautiful Assembly Rooms just down the road. of the scheme. Cosgrove wanted the carefully-tended plant beds replaced with a gravelled oval for Remembrance Day parades. Institute of England. value social services; negotiation; the implications of Use tab to navigate through the menu items. As well as cash, Cosgroves team needed what they termed community buy-in. For many years Cottage Hospital staff, patients and their visitors have used the garden when weather conditions permit., Simmons continued: The donation was made with the restriction that it must be used to make the new pathway fully disabled access compliant using non slip materials. Psychological Society Register of Psychometric Test There is no provision in the Police and Criminal Evidence Act (PACE), which allows police officers to search a house for a charge which does not exist. He undertakes assignments in both the public and voluntary sectors as Negotiation for Faversham Consultancy Group following his departure from Kent Social Services where he View the profiles of people named Mike Cosgrove. A Bensteds then sold the land to John Mowlem Homes for 475,000, having had to knock 40,000 off the price because of the further deterioration of the site caused by the delays when Swale rejected two planning applications. Strategic Every door has been knocked on and I have been out there every day speaking to people. Internal documents (available here) recently obtained from Faversham Town Council, under Data Protection legislation, reveal the council's inner workings and the extraordinary behaviour of the Kent Police. Driving across England to Shripshire (sic), seeing the awful creep of new housing development across the countryside. version" for staff (MNW), Updated and The cost of building was 166,000, leaving a surplus of 40,000. In Priory ward, it was a shocking result for the town council, with Conservative councillor Andy Culham losing his seat, ousted by two independent candidates. About 500,000 of this is the permanent endowment and comes from the original land sale. rural with public, And who picked up the bill for the Christmas lunch Cosgrove and his committee enjoyed at the members-only Faversham Club to congratulate themselves on their success? evaluation of the impact of the first three years He combines this with his role as Vice -Chair of a NHS Health Trust. Other members included local journalist Mark Gardner of the, Plans were drawn up with the help of Faversham-based FDA architects, showing a garden laid out in an eye shape. Promoting shared In fact he wouldnt answer any questions about his project. Isleworth Crown Court jailed for him for 20 years. The peoples voice was clear. Project. So far, he hasnt replied once. The night that the police decided to take no further action against John Wellard, Councillor (now Mayor) Trevor Abram emailed Nigel Kay saying: there is also a constant daily diatribe of acrimonious accusations against the actions of the Council in social media, which allowed to continue unchallenged could easily cost any of us our seats on May 7. As the estimated final bill continued to rise to 130,000, the committee was told that cash had been received from waste management company Biffa. NCVCCO, 1998/99 (JDW), Sure Start The fire escape was originally set up to bring prisoners from the cell in the basement up to the court room. It's nice to order delicious latte or great tea. Most all of, there are the 35,000 people a year who come into Faversham town centre for an event at The Alexander Centre. The 2.62 acres of land were owned by the charity. adviser, 1999 - She then went up the ladder and contacted Detective Chief Inspector Tony Henley, the Swale District Commander. But over time the garden, once used to grow veg for hospital patients, became neglected and overgrown. over twenty Undertaken jointly unless indicated otherwise by initials. But so far public money was the only kind in the pot: around 7,000 from Swale Borough Council and 5,000 from Kent County Council. Ouch. Until the War Memorial project came along, the focus was on the future not the present. It spent Swale money building the unpopular erection on Swale-owned land. and people we organisations employing people with severe disabilities. This time there were 74 letters and emails objecting. In the library alone, more than 80 comments were against the scheme, many fiercely so. As the unrefined public consultation and failed planning application had amply demonstrated, most local residents wished to see no such thing. Best Value Social Many of the original features stayed intact. Value 2001 (MNW), Wrote Think partner we can mobilise the necessary skills where and wrote the guide an the internet and social care, negotiation and social . A sudden and miraculous conversion appears to have turned former Conservative Faversham councillor Mike Cosgrove into a born-again environmentalist. This fuzzy, informal, unofficial status meant Cosgroves war memorial committee could remain largely exempt from scrutiny while still enjoying council funding, support staff and the use of council premises. Member of the When the brown envelopes first appeared, Jackie Westlake, then Town Clerk, contacted the local police inspector, Gavin Wade, who told her that no crime had been committed. Care Just staggering distance from a stall selling a heart attack on a plate in the form of chips with all manner of lardy animal fats was an earnest man in a shirt and tie offering a will writing service. We have been overwhelmed by the heartwarming response from many residents across Faversham.. Its probably a very good thing that it was owned by the Council rather than in private hands, because they covered up the period features rather than ripping them out. They called themselves a community led group but, in reality, they were a committee dominated by Conservative councillors and council officers. is the co-author By early 2016, the projected cost was revised yet again, to 150,000. The Assembly Rooms transferred their Saturday concerts here after their fire. activities including quality assesment are part of his The puzzling secrecy surrounding this scheme leaves much we dont know. Health and There is also a year-long exhibition called The Alexander Collection, in conjunction with Creek Creative, which showcases local artists. The plan was first submitted to the Local Plan forum of the . for the NHS Staff College Wales, Head of Management Development, MCS, Welsh Health Common Services Authority, and Director of Welsh Health Development International, an overseas health consultancy operated from within the NHS. Head of commissioning and customer contact Dave Thomas wrote: We require you to cease any further voluntary work at the site.. Theres so much we want to ask you. Exactly what that refinement entailed remains unclear. They also still rent a small office to the left of the front door. Faversham's premier surrealist web publication, The Spire, recently attracted the attention of former councillor Mike Cosgrove who took to his keyboard to comment: "Much more accurate than the Faversham Eye". Verified account Protected Tweets @; Suggested users It looks like yet another occasion when Faversham and the interests of the local inhabitants - have been short changed. According to Simmons, the war memorial committee of which he was vice-chairman asked for more than 5,000. What happened next was extraordinary. mike cosgroveRetweeted David Atherton @DaveAtherton20 9h Chiragh Chiragh, 39, has been found guilty of manslaughter of Mohamed Muhyidin when his submachine gun accidentally went off. group leadership. I was informed only recently by people more knowledgable by myself that there had been a possible violation of my rights. This restriction was put in place so that it could meet part of our charitable objects to support the interests of patients in Faversham Cottage Hospital., Horrified at the new memorials disproportionate dimensions and brutalist appearance, some wrote to the. Michael J. Cosgrove was born and raised in Palm Springs. No one expects the Spanish Inquisition, least of all Kent Police it seems. potential service agendas and But eyebrows were raised when Cosgrove told the, Osborne wrote: It is clear that the author of the letter from the War Memorials Trust has no qualifications in either architecture or landscaping, more importantly has not visited the site, has no knowledge of the history of the memorial and is probably only regurgitating the objections of those who have taken over the land for their own personal enjoyment.. And the people were not impressed. Then Faversham lost its borough status and the building was owned by Swale Borough Council (SBC) until 2012. The first task was to renovate the building. The cash mountain increased by 144,073 between 2013 and 2018, from 783,267 to 925,340. He says that some people will like the design, others will not. Quality - 1991. Agreement - 1994. The following day, April 30, sees another flurry of activity. Leading interior designer, Sue Timney, advised on colour schemes and materials. Modest because the community, many of whom had served or lost loved ones, voted to spend only half the money they had raised on the monument. Deplorable or not, such reactions were far from unusual. So said Vice Admiral Sir Hugh Evan-Thomas when he officially opened Favershams WW1 memorial on 3 November 1922. Following And Sir Sidney and Lady Alexanders upstairs rooms are now offices for small businesses, start-ups and charities. comprehensive service for elderly people; integration of In another email Cosgrove had told Westlake: Think this links with the Independents. The anticipated Heritage Lottery Fund grant was declined but Faversham's Bensted's Charity gifted more cash. However, the office rentals are popular, so The Alexander Centre is considering renovating the attics to create more offices for startups and charities. In the three years before the project, the charity gave 22,820 in small grants. PC Willson's emails also refer to a report from councillor Mike Cosgrove of 'an incident regarding Mr Wellard approaching him in Court Street and waiving (sic) in his face'. services; Gatefield House, built in the 1860s, was at the heart of Favershams social life. Four of them were Councillors, Andrew Bowles, Anita Walker, Tom Gates and Mike Cosgrove. Favershams premier surrealist web publication, The Spire, recently attracted the attention of former councillor Mike Cosgrove who took to his keyboard to comment: Much more accurate than the Faversham Eye. So any. Although these are mostly commercial ventures, so are more expensive. command structure; Of best value; Of the theory and Below are some of the organisations children's services plan Follows selection meeting tonight. The sum was more than the entire years fundraising efforts; money donated by local people to help by medical equipment and supplies. for children in rural areas to increase awareness with April Training Executive Ltd; a company that has designed and marketed a powerful business simulation used in the development of both business and people management skills. John Wellards quote, borrowed from the Pythons, No one expects the Spanish Inquisition! appears in print everywhere alongside the mocked-up satirical posters, one featuring notoriously publicity-friendly councillor Mike Cosgrove riding a toy donkey to his next photo opportunity. He is also a qualified teacher. Yet oddly, Cosgroves committee were told only 60 comments were received in total. Plans were drawn up with the help of Faversham-based FDA architects, showing a garden laid out in an eye shape. She held parties, concerts and recitals in what was then called Gatefield House. They are the relief of distress, to provide social welfare to improve the quality of life, the provision of educational facilities and any other charitable purpose, provided that this is already being partially funded out of other funds. British Lady Alexander was probably the closest thing Faversham had to a great Edwardian hostess. Gates, was also a Kent county councillor, longstanding local freemason and president of the Faversham Royal British Legion branch. Congratulations to the Hop Festival organisers for their well developed sense of irony. (NCVCCO). people with learning disabilities. Best Bensteds is an unusual local charity. The key issue was now the garden and, in particular, the concrete plinths. service for children and parents in public law The only letters in support came from Swales own officers and three neighbours. KCC did not own the land, it was controlled by the original deed. Publishers). And, as one of the largest halls in Kent, it keeps Faversham in the running for big community events, such as the Swale Heritage Fair. Office, 2000/01. The current asset position of the charity was further boosted last year. In four years between 2013 and 2019, it gave 96,356 in grants. in conjunction with Mid Glamorgan Careers The Bensteds Trustees accept that such a huge discount would be reasonable if the land that KCC bought was now going to be used to build an old peoples home and provide other forms of social welfare in line with the original objectives of the charity. senior managers. Since Cosgrove, Walker and Simmons all sat on Faversham Town Council, no-one was especially surprised when the council warmly endorsed the refined results. the development wrote Best And the Barley Mow gift shop has had to leave Court Street temporarily while repairs are carried out. A sudden and miraculous conversion appears to have turned former Conservative Faversham councillor Mike Cosgrove into a born-again environmentalist. The lead police officer arrested him for collective harassment, a phrase he later repeated to one of Johns neighbours who came round shortly afterwards. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF AGM ON 9 NOVEMBER 2017 They spent ,2000 of this the following year. Fortunately, an eagle-eyed council official rescued it from a skip. emphasis (Social Services Strategic Planning). This place is famous for its great service and friendly staff, that is always ready to help you. of England. 14 Preston Street, Faversham ME13 8NS England +44 1795 537866 Website Open now : 09:00 AM - 4:00 PM See all (49) Ratings and reviews 136 Travellers' Choice 2022 RATINGS Food Service Value Atmosphere Details CUISINES Cafe, British Special Diets Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free Options Meals Breakfast, Lunch, Brunch View all details but there is still room to expand The Alexander Centre. After reportedly filling the former mortuary with much verbal abuse and shouting they left. voluntary adoption service. Yet more bizarre behaviour by the police, as defamation is a civil, not criminal, matter. Join Facebook to connect with Mike Cosgrove and others you may know. said Mike Cosgrove. She was married to Sir Sidney Alexander, Mayor of Faversham from 1910-20. It was from here, famously, that SBC nearly threw out one of the earliest surviving Magna Cartas. Mike Henderson (ind) Mike Cosgrove Nigel Kay Ted Wilcox David Simmons Bryan Mulhern Anita Walker See next week's Faversham News for full coverage and pictures. I don't put any dates in my diary after today. areas, 2000 NCVCCO/The Countryside Agency (JDW), Researched and The objectives of the Bensteds charity were set out in the original trust deed. With its oversized central tombstone, brick wall backdrop and unsightly row of sterile concrete blocks, the finished garden has been likened to North Korea, The Handmaids Tale, the architecture of Albert Speer and, even less flatteringly, a line of gents urinals. The Alexander Centre Trust (TACT) was set up, chaired by Hilary Riva. See next week's Faversham News for full coverage and pictures. Feasibility/development studies: Filled with colour, it attracted visitors and wildlife. Chair, Community It is no secret our local councillors were behind John's arrest. On 6th May the Land Registry granted ownership of the garden to Swale Borough Council. Children and In 2018, this figure was 62,770 having grown from 28,443 in 2013. benchmarking tool, the negotiation of a package from a And public support or rather the almost total lack of it remained a problem. At the time of going to press, he is pursuing his application. The general feeling was that this project would go ahead anyway, said Ros Young. The project boasted the support of Faversham Town Councilunsurprisingly, since Cosgrove, Simmons and Walker were and are also Faversham town councillors, as were members Trevor Payne and Tom Gates. But the hard work starts again tomorrow.". Significantly larger sums were given on a regular basis to what has been criticised by many in the town as an unwelcome vanity project. You can reach The Alexander Centre by both train and bus, and its near to the town car parks. Has a drive to Shripshire been Mr Cosgroves Road to Damascus? Kingdom as well as in France, Morocco, Italy, Denmark, The Delicious dishes at low prices are provided . When challenged, the officer said he did not need a search warrant as he had made an arrest. Young Persons Act 2001, Isle of Man [with Janet and Mike It would be nice to think that Sir Sidney Alexander, who was mayor through the long and painful years of World War I, would be delighted to see Faversham enjoying his home now. Unpopular from the outset, the scheme was widely viewed as a vanity project. residential services for children; services for drugs and They were in need of repair but were mainly intact. a change of Without further consultation, work started in March. Mike Cosgrove - former Faversham Town Councillor (Tory) Councillor Mark Dance - Councillor on Kent County Council, based in Whitstable (Tory) Cindy Davis - former Faversham Town Councillor (Tory) Tom Gates - former Faversham Town Councillor (Tory) Councillor Ben J Martin - current Faversham Town Councillor (Liberal Democrat) Dont be shy. By 2012, SBC no longer needed such a large presence in Faversham. KCC argue that when they bought the land from themselves there was a ten year covenant on the land requiring it to be used as an old peoples home. I asked for any communications regarding my arrest but I wasn't expecting such abundance of emails, said John Wellard. He had given evidence at the Inspector's public enquiry about Footpath ZF5 in 2014. . Swale Borough Council Faversham's representatives. reorganisation; developing strategic responses to change, Music has returned to The Alexander Centre. business plan, a robust financial analysis, the Again, the response could not have been clearer. But Swales statement of truth penned by council officer and war memorial group member Graeme Tuff makes only a fleeting mention of the volunteer gardeners who turned up most Sunday mornings for eight years to mow the lawns with their own mowers, refurbish the benches, pick litter and weed flowerbeds. He asked for a copy of the interview tape, as is his right, and was refused it. The patron of this years Alexander Collection is Pim Baxter, deputy director of the Royal Portrait Gallery, and the portraiture on the walls is outstanding. Gatefield Hall was once a vast sauna-style room, with gloomy pine walls and appalling acoustics. present (JDW), Evaluation of a That is the big difference between being owned by an independent body and being run by the Government. The Alexander Centre supports other community ventures for example, providing admin and booking support for the Assembly Rooms for free, to help it get established as a venue. This is accounted for as money set aside to future projects. voluntary sector, including eight years as Assistant Director, Family Service Units. of the Viridor put in 20,000, almost 33,000 was given by Bensteds Charity, 5,000 came from funds raised for the Cottage Hospital, Shepherd Neame pumped in another 5,000 and the local curious handshake contingent paid 1,250 for one of the benches. He said that he had lived in Faversham for 42 years, and that he was the St Ann's Ward Councillor. The most recent leader of the council Andrew Bowles retained his seat on Boughton and Courtenay ward. Our Education Directory has everything you could possibly need! Support Grant Scheme, Family Policy Unit, Home Not so much democracy in actionmore yelling in Selling. The passion and the push behind the project came from the Bensteds chairman, Andrew Osborne, a former town councillor, mayor and now 'Honorary Freeman' of Faversham Town Council, who was born in Faversham and who did his national service in the 1950s in the Royal Engineers. Sector, NCVCCO, 1996 (JDW) October, 2001. agreed solutions. Trying to find the right nursery, school, college, university or training provider in Kent or Medway? Switzerland, Hungary, Bulgaria, and Ireland. Perch on one of the new metal benches perhaps the one paid for by Faversham freemasons Athelstan Lodge (past master: Bro Andrew Osborne), or the one bearing the name of William Boggia, (founder of the Manor of Faversham Lodge) and you can no longer watch the world go by. Eight years later when the market was falling Bensteds sold the land next door at 475,000 a hectare, ten times the price. Swale wanted 10,000 a year to do this and, not surprisingly the Trustees rejected this kind offer, appointing their own clerk instead at a fraction of the price. The original endowment has doubled in value over thirty years, all the dividends have been taken out and the fund currently produces a rate of 3.86 percent a year. The history of the project (as detailed in previous issues of the Faversham Eye) is very different. (MNW), Wrote Means, His early career was spent as a teacher and, later, as a teacher trainer. In each of the four years between 2013 and 2016, the charity made a profit totalling 38,659. costs, Not just todays community but the Faversham of a hundred years ago, a generation that experienced incomprehensible loss and suffering. New trustees were appointed and there was a reaffirmation of the original purpose of the charity the relief of the aged and those in distress and sickness, the provision of social welfare and educational facilities for local inhabitants. practice of Management's OK - Sonot exactly a grass-roots community organisation. That is a matter of taste and personally, he says he likes it. The discomfort the beetroot-faced Tory Councillors in Faversham had felt when the leaflets appeared would soon get a lot worse. Reaching Healthcare Management, Member of the The history of the project (as detailed in previous issues of the, The irony is that they did not need to spend this money. When asked why it needed six officers, the police said because we were told to expect trouble. Once it became clear that a violent riot was not imminent, four of the officers left in their Land Rover. Services This money is currently sitting in the separate War Memorial account maintained by Bensteds. Top 250 Movies Most Popular Movies Top 250 TV Shows Most Popular TV Shows Most Popular Video Games Most Popular Music Videos Most Popular Podcasts. sustaining quality alcohol misuse; Please do get in touch, Mike. Good Scones may be what you need. What is clear is that it completely distorted the activities of Bensteds as a local charity. British cuisine is served at this cafe. Cosgrove, Gates, Walker and Andrew Bowles were also trustees of Bensteds, the long-established Faversham charity chaired by former town councillor, town mayor and prominent local freemason Bro Andrew Osborne. The Alexander Centres Gatefield Hall hosts everything from weddings . Just last year, he boasted of 14,000 new homes planned up to 2031 and 3 million square feet of commercial development the highest level in Kent over the past decade in the councils Draft Economic Regeneration Framework document. Bensteds charity was set up to help local residents. KCC is looking to develop the site for housing at a massive profit. David said: "Very pleased with the result. children and young people in designed and delivered many organisation, team and All photos copyright Lisa Valder / Faversham Life unless stated otherwise. Another cash injection was announced: from Bensteds Charities. It was not. The cross, repositioned in the centre of the garden, would be flanked by bulky concrete plinths bearing the names of dead servicemen, with empty space left for future conflicts. . Its squatters rights application would not be decided for months. Facebook gives people the power to share and makes the world more open and connected. The Institute of Directors and has a masters degree in By the end of 2015, Bensteds had also paid out 1,820 in consultancy fees from its war memorial fund. It has returned to its entertaining roots, hosting weddings, parties, jazz evenings and gigs, as well as fairs and workshops. amongst policy makers and This type of project would not fit under our funding criteria. But that was a misconception, according to Cosgrove and his committee. Now there are nine small businesses, employing from 1-10 people each, plus dozens of part-time and casual staff helping out with events. entries in Numerous articles on Because its so central, The Alexander Centre is also a useful emergency space for local businesses who have to leave their premises suddenly. Chairman Cosgrove and core members David Simmons and Anita Walker were all Swale councillors, while assorted council officers from both Swale and Faversham Town Council were drafted in to assist. 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