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. (Social Services Strategic Planning). Young Persons Act 2001, Isle of Man [with Janet and Mike 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. The current value of the Bensteds investments is now 1,523,993. Let's start with the wards just on the border of Faversham for the borough council. Bensteds is an unusual local charity. According to their 2018 accounts, which are publicly available on the Charity Commission website, they had investments worth just short of 1 million, yet over the last seven years they have averaged less than 14,000 a year in charitable grants. The history of the project (as detailed in previous issues of the, The irony is that they did not need to spend this money. Every year, the Trustees have set aside money for future projects. But their emails and letters got nowhere. has been extended for a further year to include a One of them, Tom Gates, even admitted it at the time. Theres so much we want to ask you. . Until a group of local councillors decided they knew better. Follows selection meeting tonight. You can get in touch with Nigel Kay, Faversham Councillor or Mike Cosgrove via nige@kayna.plus.com or mike_cos@hotmail.com. However, using incomplete and heavily redacted minutes obtained under a Freedom of Information request, together with other sources, Faversham Eye has pieced together how they forced their scheme through. The general feeling was that this project would go ahead anyway, said Ros Young. by recently 'privatised'. Although these are mostly commercial ventures, so are more expensive. In November 2015, comments books were left in the Alexander Centre, the Faversham Library and St Marys Church. After X-ray costs, it was the second largest expenditure of the year. Until the War Memorial project came along, the focus was on the future not the present. Member of the Institute of Management Consultants, Member of the Swale Borough Council contractors (and sometimes with the help of volunteers) are employed to maintain the garden in good condition, he wrote in the statement made on 21 October 2016. According to Swale, its councillors were all involved in personal capacity. of the North for children in rural areas to increase awareness 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. Andrew Osborne, whose father had been a chaplain at the old peoples home challenged this, pointing out to the Charity Commission that the site was governed by the original trust deed from 1835. 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. 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? He is a Formerly Deputy Williams]. Once they got to the station, the police behaviour became even more bizarre. organisational and The Assembly Rooms transferred their Saturday concerts here after their fire. In this conversation. 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. Child Protection: Swale Borough Council leader Andrew Bowles was also on board but mostly absent from meetings. In fact he wouldnt answer any questions about his project. Encyclopaedia of Social Work, Guidance on the The application went to appeal, the charity won and planning permission was granted in May 1991. The Faversham Union workhouse was erected in 1836, it had been demolished and replaced with houses by 1995. The attics, where their servants would have slept, have barely been touched in over 100 years. Her music room had musical notes in the cornicing and busts of musicians on pedestals. entries in A Management's OK - . Aside from the risk that such a donation might deter people from giving in future, spending charity funds on the wrong purposes is a serious matter. residential care policy for adults; financial management This is aimed at If you take a seven year view then once you strip out the money for the War Memorial, the charity has given just over 9,000 a year to other local charities. Wheelchair users frequently visited and enjoyed the old garden without any problems. Ten years that covenant has expired so the land can now be used for house building. 2023 Faversham Life All rights reserved. In Pursuit of But town councillors were told that there were 115 comments in total. Around 35,000 people a year come through the doors for work or enjoyment. 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. It was from here, famously, that SBC nearly threw out one of the earliest surviving Magna Cartas. The cost of building was 166,000, leaving a surplus of 40,000. 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. They had their reasons for choosing the memorial they did and their wishes should have been respected. For them, the humble wishes of those who lived through the war to end all wars were not good enough. Meanwhile, the original Victorian and Edwardian rooms, where Lady Alexander held recitals and Sir Sidney played billiards are hired out for workshops, training sessions and meetings. So far Kent Police have stonewalled John Wellards requests for information under the Data Protection Act. The Trust added baffles to the high ceiling, so the sound is now sorted. Member of Its about as inviting as a mausoleum. of Man Children and The idea of an endowment is that the original sum remains untouched. every case the As the row became even more bitter, KCC suggested that Swale Borough should run the charity. sectors, He asked Hilary Riva and a number of others to get involved. anti-poverty strategy; rural presented (NCVCCO). 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. The sum was more than the entire years fundraising efforts; money donated by local people to help by medical equipment and supplies. manual for effective negotiation. . Updated Child 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. The Faversham workhouse was closed in 1929 and the building became a Public Assistance Institution under the control of Kent County Council. Social Services Professionals (Jessica Kingsley reorganisation; developing strategic responses to change, a change of Against the wishes of many Faversham people, councillors were aggressively pushing a deeply unpopular Neighbourhood Plan allowing development of sensitive creekside sites. Winslow Press. The objectives of the Bensteds charity were set out in the original trust deed. Healthcare Management, Member of the There is also a year-long exhibition called The Alexander Collection, in conjunction with Creek Creative, which showcases local artists. On April 24, 2015, six police officers marched into the house where John Wellard lives. the client. He is co-author of: Analysis of 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. A frightful policy creating urban ghettos and overwhelming small towns,he Tweeted on 27 August. alcohol misuse; Isleworth Crown Court jailed for him for 20 years. informal But over time the garden, once used to grow veg for hospital patients, became neglected and overgrown. The design looked not unlike the Faversham Eye logo or even, some say, the famous masonic all-seeing eye. emphasis (Social Services Strategic Planning). Then everything changed. We asked Mike Cosgrove but he declined to answer. Education Department's Child Protection Procedures, We know 9,000 came from Kent County Council, around 8,500 from Faversham Town Council and 7000 from Swale. Yet more bizarre behaviour by the police, as defamation is a civil, not criminal, matter. The case law on harassment is clear. Mike Cosgrove is known for Alien Ant Farm: Movies (2001), Alien Ant Farm: Smooth Criminal (2001) and Dystopia Tonight with John Poveromo (2021). To be fair, the gardens future upkeep is unlikely to overstretch public finances. In February 2018, Faversham brewery Shepherd Neame donated 5,000 the project. Cosgrove wanted the carefully-tended plant beds replaced with a gravelled oval for Remembrance Day parades. She held parties, concerts and recitals in what was then called Gatefield House. His early career was spent as a teacher and, later, as a teacher trainer. articles on management subjects in refereed journals and Manchester City Council ACPC, 2000. in the Voluntary Child Children and statutory and voluntary I asked for any communications regarding my arrest but I wasn't expecting such abundance of emails, said John Wellard. And the Barley Mow gift shop has had to leave Court Street temporarily while repairs are carried out. Faversham Consultancy Group following his departure from Kent Social Services where he And worse. What is clear is that it completely distorted the activities of Bensteds as a local charity. What's for dinner? 1990 - 1995. 2001 (MNW), Wrote Think He said: "I never expect the results. In all, the War Memorial committee raised 206,000. seminars on planning Following the revelations in the last Eye, Selling Parish council has now been boosted by a new member, David Woollett, co-opted but not elected According to the new rinky dink parish website he has had a long and varied career with life experiences that will enhance the capability of the Council immeasurably. Can this be the same David Woollett who was the subject of a complaint to Donna Price, the Monitoring Officer at Swale Borough Council back in 2017, after he turned up at the local churchs parish room unannounced with the current acting clerk and councillor, Amanda Saunders to inspect some council documents? In February, after failing to persuade the War Memorials Trust to about turn, Cosgrove and committee changed tack. Publications. children and young people in Use tab to navigate through the menu items. primary criterion is to add capacity and value to the They set about restoring the heritage features and bringing it back into the heart of the towns activities. And the people were not impressed. Care He has The most recent leader of the council Andrew Bowles retained his seat on Boughton and Courtenay ward. But the people had spoken. areas, 2000 NCVCCO/The Countryside Agency (JDW), Researched and Peter Binnie, a wedding photographer, was appointed project manager at chairman Cosgroves suggestion. This is strongly disputed by the volunteer gardeners. Disregarding War Memorials Trusts earlier warnings about potential damage, Cosgrove and committee proposed holding 25,000 back for another bid to move the original granite cross, agreeing: It would be useful to build up a reserve for the second phase.. At the time, talk of 'brown envelopes' was rife. The police then started to search the house, even though it does not belong to John Wellard. Summary. Claiming the old garden was not disabled-friendly he added: The new garden has much better access and a circular path constructed using wheelchair friendly materials. Eighty objections against and seven for, one of which was Andrew Osborne. On the morning of his 71st birthday. NCVCCO, 1998/99 (JDW), Sure Start There is no charge of collective harassment in English law. Favershams books, in St Marys Church, lists names from both world wars. How a handful of councillors and council officers could spend public money doing this to a garden they didnt own, against the wishes of the community without revealing their plans or even needing planning permission has remained something of a mystery. 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. 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. 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. 24 Feb 2023 07:33:58 That helps keeps its hire and rental fees affordable. Although the tiny hexagon of land the memorial cross stood on belonged to Swale Borough Council, the garden didnt. But Cosgrove and his band of public servants seemed determined to force it through. 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. A peace garden seemed a far better way to remember the fallen and look forward to a better future without war.. Even its inauguration ceremony, on 3 November 2018, was tainted with ugliness. Yet oddly, Cosgroves committee were told only 60 comments were received in total. Development contracted to us; sometimes we have contracted to them. comprehensive service for elderly people; integration of 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. She was married to Sir Sidney Alexander, Mayor of Faversham from 1910-20. 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. A year after being frozen out, the garden volunteers were still desperate to see Cosgroves plans, fearing building work would go ahead with no consultation and no opportunity for Faversham people to respond. The Institute of Directors and has a masters degree in children's services plan Health Authorities and Primary Care Trusts (MNW, The War Memorials Trust, far from showering the project with grant cash, opposed it completely, explaining The primary function of the garden through its association with the hospital should be respected, and warning that moving the memorial cross was likely to damage it. when you need SBC contributed five years of successionally smaller grants to give TACT time to get it restored and established. And its brought jobs into the town. local government The memorial, a modest cross to commemorate local men who fell in the First World War, was placed at the corner of the Cottage Hospitals garden on Stone Street. The lead officer did not produce the necessary paperwork, which would normally be best practice. voluntary sector, including eight years as Assistant Director, Family Service Units. group leadership. services; Cosgroves intentions were equally murky. Other members included local journalist Mark Gardner of the Faversham News. But they had a problem: the community wasnt buying it one bit. Every door has been knocked on and I have been out there every day speaking to people. Mike Cosgrove, Cindy Davis, Tom Harding, Pam and Alan McLean, Ann Osborne, Colin Simmonds, Brian Turner and Jackie Westlake. Published by MHNA Publications. Safeguard Children 1999, All relatively small sums, which could make a profound difference to the quality of life of those who received the money. In 2018, this figure was 62,770 having grown from 28,443 in 2013. . This time there were 74 letters and emails objecting. . The last count of the day, around 10pm this evening (Friday), was for Abbey ward. These included 2,500 to the Bowls Club, 4,000 to Age UK, 1,500 to Faversham Town Football Club, 500 to the guides, 300 to the Sea Cadets and 1,000 to Magna Carta Educational Workshops, 500 to the Friends of Westbrook and Stonebridge Pond and 200 to an individual. Eight years later when the market was falling Bensteds sold the land next door at 475,000 a hectare, ten times the price. wrote Best John Wellard was then told he would have to go to the police station. . In the three years before the project, the charity gave 22,820 in small grants. David said: "Very pleased with the result. adviser, 1999 - The Council is shorthand for a number of civic upheavals. Asked by Jackie Westlake if she has seen the Daily Mail story, Emma says: I didn't think it would be covered in the Daily Mail but maybe locally!. 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. contact Mike represents many of PCIA's largest professional firms. Initially, the volunteer gardeners attended Cosgroves meetings but soon concluded their concerns were being ignored. We asked David Simmons which of these objectives allowed the charity to subsidise the building of a war memorial. . British So far, he hasnt replied once. with public, Value Children's Services for the National Council He asked Hilary Riva and a number of others to get involved. recruitment and selection, performance management, together with serious incident enquiries. Support Grant Scheme, Family Policy Unit, Home The new trustees sold part of the land and this left the charity with around 500,000 as a permanent endowment. Mike Cosgrove. Faversham Politics Bess. In four years between 2013 and 2019, it gave 96,356 in grants. leadership development the development Two of their bedrooms were briefly a magistrates court and are now Faversham Pilates studio. within a Children's Services Plan; family conferences in They also still rent a small office to the left of the front door. Sometimes they have But, of course, it cant lose money. Westlake then started talking to PC Emma Willson, who spoke to the Kent Police Management Unit. His arrest, in March 2015, followed the appearance in the town of a number of satirical posters lampooning local councillors and brown envelopes containing photocopies of Venezuelan currency. The current asset position of the charity was further boosted last year. That makes 83,750. The police interviewed Mrs Akhurst, telling her the card (which had been sent to her privately) was defamatory.. Agreement - 1994. It bought the building from Swale for 1, taking on responsibility for all repairs and liabilities. The Land Registrys squatters rights application form ST1 specifically asks for details of the use made of the land by others. . Switzerland, Hungary, Bulgaria, and Ireland. 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. By summer, the slabs, plinths, monolith and 4,500 of gravel had replaced the familiar greenery and paths. Numerous articles on Free from accountability, members were not obliged to answer questions, divulge costs, publish full minutes of their meetings or even reveal their names. Mike has over 20 years experience as a management consultant, including 10 years working with not-for- profit They called themselves a community led group but, in reality, they were a committee dominated by Conservative councillors and council officers. 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? KCC did not own the land, it was controlled by the original deed. The Alexander Centres Gatefield Hall hosts everything from weddings . Strategic Trending. Evaluation of the 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. 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. Of professional wrote the guide When challenged, the officer said he did not need a search warrant as he had made an arrest. He combines this with his role as Vice -Chair of a NHS Health Trust. They agreed that collectively a Crime Report for the offence of Harassment will be generated and investigated.. 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. Service. We can focus expertise on a 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. Leading them was councillor Michael Cosgrove. Austere, unwelcoming and almost always empty, neighbours call it the Graveyard of Stone Street. England. And public support or rather the almost total lack of it remained a problem. Today the site is dominated by an outsized monolith and a row of hefty blocks. 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. From 1978 - 1988 he was a Senior Lecturer (later a Principal Lecturer) in Management at the Business School of the University of Glamorgan. He had given evidence at the Inspector's public enquiry about Footpath ZF5 in 2014. . This money is currently sitting in the separate War Memorial account maintained by Bensteds. Filled with colour, it attracted visitors and wildlife. Many of them will also use or return to local shops and eateries. version" for staff (MNW), Updated and Coincidentally, a Bro Andrew Spiers is a member of Bro Tom Gates masonic lodge, the Manor of Faversham. Project. Councillor's Guide to planning services for All photos copyright Lisa Valder / Faversham Life unless stated otherwise. Facebook gives people the power to. In addition, Andrew is a senior Consultant Andrew holds a Diploma from the Institute of Health Services Management, BPS Level A and B certificates in Psychometric Testing, and is currently studying for an MA in Learning and Change in Organisations, University of West 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'. Quality - 1991. Reaching Mike Cosgrove Digital Partner Support Manager at the NHS Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership Kingston upon Hull, England Metropolitan Area City Health Care Partnership CIC, +2. Police officers are entitled to search premises without a warrant, but an inspector has to authorize the search beforehand and can only do so if he or she has reasonable grounds. By the end of 2015, Bensteds had also paid out 1,820 in consultancy fees from its war memorial fund. Undertaken jointly unless indicated otherwise by initials. Not all members were councillors or council employees however. 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. management development handbook for middle and value social services; negotiation; the implications of political . Movies. Comments books were left in Faversham Library, the Alexander Centre and St Marys Church. The irony is that they did not need to spend this money. Architect Nigel Lee Evans oversaw the structural refurbishments, planning permissions and acoustics work for the Gatefield Hall. Bensteds took in all the donations, claimed the charity tax relief and it is listed as a separate item in their accounts. For house building the as the row became even more bizarre station, the slabs, plinths monolith... 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