. The 2.62 acres of land were owned by the charity. The money should be invested and the charity can then spend the investment income. There was significant public opposition from people who knew nothing of the people behind the project. revised Manchester 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. The idea of an endowment is that the original sum remains untouched. evaluation of the impact of the first three years In November 2015, comments books were left in the Alexander Centre, the Faversham Library and St Marys Church. best value, The books current whereabouts are unknown but the, We do not appear to have funded the Faversham War Memorial Garden. local government Negotiation's OK Follows selection meeting tonight. When it was owned by the Council there were fewer than ten full or part-time jobs in the building. KCC did not own the land, it was controlled by the original deed. Following He said that he had lived in Faversham for 42 years, and that he was the St Ann's Ward Councillor. And Faversham town councillors including Cosgrove, Walker and Simmons approved a 450 donation to the Royal British Legion to buy wooden crosses for the memorial garden which, by November, was a muddy mess. With the 2015 local elections just months away, the actions of Faversham's councillors had cost them a great deal of trust. Bensteds, is a charity for the relief of old, sick and inform persons, and for the provision of educational and recreational facilities, with a typical annual income of around 25,000. Swale didnt yet own the garden. The objectives of the Bensteds charity were set out in the original trust deed. View the profiles of people named Mike Cosgrove. The Land Registrys squatters rights application form ST1 specifically asks for details of the use made of the land by others. wrote Best So in late 2016 Swale hastily applied for squatters rights adverse possession to use the legal term claiming the council had maintained the garden since 1990. 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. It was from here, famously, that SBC nearly threw out one of the earliest surviving Magna Cartas. They did not take John Wellard to the custody officer as required, but instead took him to an interview room which stunk of skunk weed. In February 2018, Faversham brewery Shepherd Neame donated 5,000 the project. agreed solutions. services But over time the garden, once used to grow veg for hospital patients, became neglected and overgrown. report to ministers and is the co-author It's nice to see the outcome of a lot of hard work we have done in this ward.". (33) Mr Mike Cosgrove (Swale BC) introduced himself as the Cabinet Member for Regeneration. By the end of 2015, Bensteds had also paid out 1,820 in consultancy fees from its war memorial fund. The hallmark of Cosgroves is serving perfectly cooked sausages, bacon and lasagna. Gates, was also a Kent county councillor, longstanding local freemason and president of the Faversham Royal British Legion branch. We asked David Simmons which of these objectives allowed the charity to subsidise the building of a war memorial. Numerous articles on others. The Alexander Centre Trust (TACT) was set up, chaired by Hilary Riva. We have been overwhelmed by the heartwarming response from many residents across Faversham.. Publications. Several comments slated the project as an absurd waste of taxpayers cash. With the story rapidly going global, Faversham Town Clerk Jackie Westlake circulates an email containing a link to the Daily Mail story to Faversham's conservative councillors and Labour councillor Trevor Payne, advising them not to comment. Chair, Community Faversham Politics Bess. They also still rent a small office to the left of the front door. Volunteers complained the plans were shrouded in secrecy as Swale referred their queries to Cosgrove, who failed to answer them. Yet more bizarre behaviour by the police, as defamation is a civil, not criminal, matter. The attics are in an exceptionally poor state . A seasoned police officer, he also told her, quite correctly, that though it was a nuisance, no crime had been committed. The attics, where their servants would have slept, have barely been touched in over 100 years. 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. The cost of building was 166,000, leaving a surplus of 40,000. Its official purposes are: To mobilise, encourage, foster and maintain the interest of the public in the patients and the support of the work of Faversham Cottage Hospital and community health centres by means of voluntary services.. Hundreds fought it out for those all important seats and with an unexpected flurry of independent and Ukip candidates standing, it all came down to tonight's count (Friday). of England. Rural Health Matters! Feasibility/development studies: View Mike Cosgrove results including current phone number, address, relatives, background check report, and property record with Whitepages. But it was too late. He answered No comment and was released over an hour later. What's for dinner? Member of the Excluding the War Memorial, Bensteds has given an average of 21 percent of its annual income to other local applicants between 2013 and 2018. Sometimes they have Mr. Cosgrove then attended Loyola University School of Law, where he was a member of the Phi Alpha Delta Fraternity, International. Faversham Eye asked Bensteds Charity for more information about these fees and who received them. So any. She worked for many years in the At the time, talk of 'brown envelopes' was rife. The following year, they gave 8,420 in grants, but put aside an extra 20,000 for future projects. What few knew then was that Cosgroves committee had applied for planning permission for land neither they or Swale owned. Evaluation of the Switzerland, Hungary, Bulgaria, and Ireland. Independent candidate Ben Martin, who has never been involved in politics before, said: "I am absolutely thrilled to have been voted in but we have worked really hard for this. of a The fact that its modern has proved a bonus, because it can be dressed up for a wedding, then cleared for dancing lessons or a wrestling match. It was mainly used as council offices, with rooms carved up into cubicles by plasterboard and ceilings lowered to house lighting and cables. The Bensteds Chairman, Andrew Osborne, dismisses any criticism of the War Memorial. Meeting in September, councillors Tom Gates and Mike Cosgrove agreed to write to Bensted's trustees - which included Tom Gates and Mike Cosgrove - thanking themselves for their own generosity. Although the tiny hexagon of land the memorial cross stood on belonged to Swale Borough Council, the garden didnt. The case law on harassment is clear. The Assembly Rooms transferred their Saturday concerts here after their fire. Each year since 2015, the set aside has grown. informal effective learning Councillor's Guide to planning services for The Trust added baffles to the high ceiling, so the sound is now sorted. recently 'privatised'. parts of the United procedures in the light of Working Together to But Trevor accepted the results and lost his seat on Faversham Town Council. It looks like yet another occasion when Faversham and the interests of the local inhabitants - have been short changed. 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. contracted to us; sometimes we have contracted to them. Chairman of the Friends of Faversham Cottage Hospital trustees was none other than war memorial group vice-chairman David Simmons. Sonot exactly a grass-roots community organisation. Until now. 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. Faversham Town Council has the legal status of a parish council. the internet and social care, negotiation and social And worse. . And Lady Alexander would certainly have approved of the music. Join Facebook to connect with Mike Cosgrove and others you may know. On the morning of his 71st birthday. to you Exactly what that refinement entailed remains unclear. Not all members were councillors or council employees however. agendas and strategic problems. Bensteds started life in 1835 as the Faversham workhouse, a particularly hateful Victorian institution founded on the belief that if people were poor it was their own fault because they were lazy, stupid or feckless or any combination of the three. Reaching John Wellard was then told he would have to go to the police station. The War Memorial project was driven by five prominent local Conservatives, all of whom were Trustees of Bensteds. Against the wishes of many Faversham people, councillors were aggressively pushing a deeply unpopular Neighbourhood Plan allowing development of sensitive creekside sites. Around 35,000 people a year come through the doors for work or enjoyment. Together, these developments meant planning permission was no longer needed. The town has many halls for hire, including the beautiful Assembly Rooms just down the road. The design looked not unlike the Faversham Eye logo or even, some say, the famous masonic all-seeing eye. Conservative Helen Whately was announced earlier on in the day as the new MP for Faversham and Mid Kent, but who will be representing us locally? 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. In another email Cosgrove had told Westlake: Think this links with the Independents. British cuisine is served at this cafe. Swale Borough Council Faversham's representatives. But in one sense they were neighbours: They all lived next door to each other. 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. Page after page, the objections piled up: Only seven favourable comments were left, one of which was penned by former town councillor and mayor, Bensteds Charity chairman and prominent local freemason, Bro Andrew Osborne. environments. Our Education Directory has everything you could possibly need! particular task 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. seminars on planning comprehensive service for elderly people; integration of By 2018, there was 53,439 carried over at the end of the year. for children in rural areas to increase awareness This is aimed at Cosgrove and Swales legal department had been talking to the NHS with the aim of transferring ownership. Following suit from the general election's true blue wave across Kent, most seats on both Swale Borough Council and Faversham Town Council now belong to the Conservatives. In this conversation. potential service Every door has been knocked on and I have been out there every day speaking to people. In January 2017, Swale Borough Council ordered the volunteers to down tools so council contractors Blenwood Ltd could take over maintenance. Ouch. Below are some of the organisations Theres so much we want to ask you. Family Like many small towns after WWI, Faversham chose not to carve the names of the fallen into stone but instead recorded them in books of remembrance. said Mike Cosgrove. Not just todays community but the Faversham of a hundred years ago, a generation that experienced incomprehensible loss and suffering. Then Faversham lost its borough status and the building was owned by Swale Borough Council (SBC) until 2012. For nearly a hundred years, the town was proud to pay its respects at the memorial. Its stated aims are: to help improve the conditions of life and social welfare of local people through the provision of facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupations, The provision and support of educational facilities, Any other charitable purpose for the benefit of local people, Andrew Bowles - former Faversham Town Councillor (Tory), 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), Andrew Osborne - former Faversham Town Councillor and Mayor (Tory), Councillor Julian Saunders - current Faversham Town Councillor (Labour), Anita Walker - former Faversham Town Councillor (Tory). Later the same morning, PC Emma Willson emails Jackie Westlake to say the police had insufficient evidence to take this matter to court.. children and young people in Association for Mike has undertaken a consultancy role for 3 years, having set up The Faversham Consultancy Group following his departure from Kent Social Services where he was Area Director. Id rather not say, he said. 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. leadership development . Comments books were left in Faversham Library, the Alexander Centre and St Marys Church. Inspector, Social Services Inspectorate Wales. political It would go on to pour a total of 32,700 into the scheme. of After X-ray costs, it was the second largest expenditure of the year. She held parties, concerts and recitals in what was then called Gatefield House. But the hard work starts again tomorrow.". Congratulations to the Hop Festival organisers for their well developed sense of irony. to Radio 4s Gardeners Question Time . to the Curb Pilots playing at the Hop Festival. Supervision and Management, Associate Member group leadership. Posted: 13th July, 2018 Category: Architecture, Culture, People, Words Alexandra Campbell Photographs Alexandra Campbell. Member of Blackwell 2001 (MNW), Wrote Think Winslow Press. Safeguard Children 1999, 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. Undertaken jointly unless indicated otherwise by initials. The money is there waiting for you. The books current whereabouts are unknown but the Faversham Eye has photographs of every page. At this moment, Monty Python became Keystone Kops. It is far from clear what authority it had to evict the community gardeners. And its brought jobs into the town. Now there are nine small businesses, employing from 1-10 people each, plus dozens of part-time and casual staff helping out with events. Bensteds not only helped bankroll the project but also provided an account for money the group aimed to obtain from private donors and organisations including the War Memorial Trust and the Heritage Lottery Fund and a public appeal. How much more? The current value of the Bensteds investments is now 1,523,993. Since Cosgrove, Walker and Simmons all sat on Faversham Town Council, no-one was especially surprised when the council warmly endorsed the refined results. A Faversham councillor actually reported a Faversham resident to the police for waving to him in the street. The first task was to renovate the building. Service. of Voluntary Child Care That is the big difference between being owned by an independent body and being run by the Government. The new trustees sold part of the land and this left the charity with around 500,000 as a permanent endowment. Mike Cosgrove - @mikecosgrove S.E London linktr.ee/mikecosgrove SME consultant | Event-driven & value trader | Promoting a market-based redistribution of wealth & employee stock schemes | Shareholder activist Mike Cosgrove - @Michael10449114 Liverpool, England mike cosgrove - @mikecosgrove7 Faversham Kent travel writer,film goer and grass cutter . a change of Yet another email from Westlake to Cosgrove quotes comments made at a public meeting and online by a member of the public about the Neighbourhood Plan. They had something grander and more military in mind, even if it meant tearing up the garden and moving the Grade II-listed cross. In 2017 and 2018, when the charity started making substantial donations to the War Memorial it spent 10,214 more than it earned in income. Yet oddly, Cosgroves committee were told only 60 comments were received in total. FAVERSHAM FOOTPATHS GROUP MINUTES OF AGM ON 15 NOVEMBER 2018 The Group's third AGM was held at 7.30pm on 15 November 2018 in the Jubilee Room at the . Faversham Consultancy Group following his departure from Kent Social Services where he within a Children's Services Plan; family conferences in And the people were not impressed. and people we 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. Kent Police spent the next four months trying to forensically match John Wellards handwriting with a satirical Christmas card, which had been sent to a friend, Sue Akhurst. This place is famous for its great service and friendly staff, that is always ready to help you. In what looks like spite, Swale rejected them both. To understand the contribution The Alexander Centre makes to Faversham, let us suppose that Swale Council had sold its unwanted building off for offices insteadwhat would the impact have been? Organisations, 2000 (MNW, with Keith Fletcher), Researched and Education Department's Child Protection Procedures, Families were separated, the food was dreadful and in Andover it was reported that inhabitants starved to death. Eighty objections against and seven for, one of which was Andrew Osborne. when you need Moving the memorial wasnt so important after all, they decided. The four officers who had already left had taken the key for the police van and everyone had to wait for it to be returned. of the North They called themselves a community led group but, in reality, they were a committee dominated by Conservative councillors and council officers. Andrew has a strong commitment to releasing the potential of leaders and managers, and their organisations, and believes that individuals should take considerable responsibility for the content and style of their own learning. wrote the guide sectors, Other members included local journalist Mark Gardner of the Faversham News. Verified account Protected Tweets @; Suggested users It has set up in the Sidney Room. 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. Architect Nigel Lee Evans oversaw the structural refurbishments, planning permissions and acoustics work for the Gatefield Hall. However, using incomplete and heavily redacted minutes obtained under a Freedom of Information request, together with other sources, Sonot exactly a grass-roots community organisation. Work includes organisational design, management development, He is used extensively by the NHS, and by other public sector clients, to provide a range of services from training and development programmes through to executive coaching for top managers. development of a She was married to Sir Sidney Alexander, Mayor of Faversham from 1910-20. Janet's background is in social work with families and children. statutory and voluntary of Man Children and 1989 Guidance and Regulations, adapted to the Isle . The peoples voice was clear. Verified account Protected Tweets @; Suggested users There is also a year-long exhibition called The Alexander Collection, in conjunction with Creek Creative, which showcases local artists. Her music room had musical notes in the cornicing and busts of musicians on pedestals. four books on management subjects. edited, the London Borough of Enfield's first In 2018, this figure was 62,770 having grown from 28,443 in 2013. He combines this with his role as Vice -Chair of a NHS Health Trust. It referred us to Cosgrove who declined to answer. . Many of them will also use or return to local shops and eateries. . primary criterion is to add capacity and value to the manual for effective negotiation. Mike Cosgrove spoke in tribute to Colin Sharpe. with public, There are other places to hold small classes and a few other large venues to hire for weddings and concerts. The Friends is a registered charity. In addition, Andrew is a senior Consultant wider project. All relatively small sums, which could make a profound difference to the quality of life of those who received the money. Meanwhile Swale Borough Council gave the war memorial group written permission to build on its newly-acquired garden. About 500,000 of this is the permanent endowment and comes from the original land sale. Most all of, there are the 35,000 people a year who come into Faversham town centre for an event at The Alexander Centre. As Chairman of Bensteds, Andrew Osborne says, quite rightly, that although the charity could spend the money, morally it must be spent on War Memorial projects. alcohol misuse; Instead, the centerpiece of the new memorial garden would be a giant, grey vertical monolith. 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? planners and improve collaboration between the The old garden is gone now, buried under tons of stone, concrete and gravel. He was a Tutor and Tutor Counsellor for the Open University Business School from articles on management subjects in refereed journals and The general feeling was that this project would go ahead anyway, said Ros Young. 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? Local residents wish to see the property redesigned to create plinths with the names of almost 400 soldiers who were killed in the two world wars as well as relocating the war memorial to provide an enhanced war memorial., Charity Trustees often have to make decisions which may appear surprising to those not in possession of the full facts, he replied to our request for the full facts. For now, plans to dismantle and relocate the memorial had been abandoned. He has Given that at least 80 of the comments were unequivocally against the scheme, its hard to see how this alleged majority is mathematically possible. She is a Visiting Lecturer at Nottingham University. Published by MHNA They agreed that collectively a Crime Report for the offence of Harassment will be generated and investigated.. Now the hall hosts everything from Hop Festival gigs, jazz evenings, talks, fairs and boxing matches to Public Inquiries and blood donor sessions. Hilary ran The Alexander Centre on SBC's behalf for a couple of years, to learn what the issues were and to put together a business plan. We asked Cosgrove for figures to back up the claim but none were forthcoming. David said: "Very pleased with the result. Bensteds argue that KCC has a moral obligation to share some of that with the charity, to be spent in accordance with the wishes of the original trust deed in 1835. The puzzling secrecy surrounding this scheme leaves much we dont know. senior managers. Arriving to lay a wreath alongside other veterans organisations, the Royal Air Forces Association discovered they werent invited, a snub reportedly compounded by some regrettable conduct ill-befitting a ceremony of remembrance. Promoting shared The people had another say in September 2016, when Cosgroves committee tried to get planning permission for what it called its substantially modified plans. Although these are mostly commercial ventures, so are more expensive. He has published Many of the original features stayed intact. - 1993. The only letters in support came from Swales own officers and three neighbours. It was a time when supermarkets began to require more fruit to supply mass demand. I don't put any dates in my diary after today. Kent county council used the site as an old peoples home for 200 residents, as well as a hospital and ambulance station administered by the Canterbury and Thanet Health Authority. management development handbook for middle and Development A entries in 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. Favershams books, in St Marys Church, lists names from both world wars. 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