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Next week, the Kent and Medway Safeguarding Adults Board (KMSAB) is supporting National Safeguarding Adults Week (16-20 Nov). Join us in raising awareness of adult safeguarding, spotting the signs of abuse and neglect, and knowing how to report concerns. #NSAW #SafeguardingAdults news.kent.gov.uk/articles/conce…
news.kent.gov.uk Concerned about an adult? The Kent and Medway Safeguarding Adults Board (KMSAB) is supporting the Ann Craft Trust National Safeguarding Adults Awareness Week (16-20 November) and is calling on people and organisations to come...
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As reported widely in the media, Microsoft is experiencing issues that are affecting emails and other systems.

These issues are also affecting our systems. We are currently unable to send or receive emails and other systems that rely on emails being sent may also be affected, including those on our website and offered by our Contact Centre.

We are in close contact with Microsoft as it works to fix these issues and we will provide updates as soon as we know more.
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Today, at the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month, we pause once again to reflect, remember and give thanks to all those who have given their lives in service to our nation.

On Sunday, Kent County Council Members joined communities across Kent to pay their respects at remembrance services, parades and tributes, honouring the courage and sacrifice of those who served.

The words being read in the video below are taken from letters written by Private Douglas Skinner to the people of Great Chart in 1917, where he reflects on his life as a soldier, and gives thanks for the parcels he and his friends had received from the people of Great Chart.

Preserved by Kent Archives at The Kent History and Library Centre in Maidstone, the letters provide a personal and moving insight into his experiences during the First World War.

#ArmisticeDay #Remembrance #LestWeForget
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