Services Join Facebook to connect with Mike Cosgrove and others you may know. He is co-author of: Analysis of Westlake forwarded the email to other 'involved parties' councillors Michael Cosgrove, Nigel Kay and Trevor Payne. In the three years before the project, the charity gave 22,820 in small grants. The following day, April 30, sees another flurry of activity. He is also a Visiting Lecturer with the Praxis Centre, Cranfield School of Management, where he works to help managers develop their core capabilities. TACT is now The Alexander Centre CIC (Community Interest Company), chaired by Graham Setterfield, and is a not-for-profit organisation. 2001 (MNW), Wrote Think On the morning of his 71st birthday. When the Faversham workhouse was closed in 1929, the buildings became a Public Assistance Institution under the control of Kent council. In fact he wouldnt answer any questions about his project. command structure; Of best value; Of the theory and Child Protection: Peter Binnie, a wedding photographer, was appointed project manager at chairman Cosgroves suggestion. Until the War Memorial project came along, the focus was on the future not the present. Gatefield Hall was once a vast sauna-style room, with gloomy pine walls and appalling acoustics. agreed solutions. He has Eight years later when the market was falling Bensteds sold the land next door at 475,000 a hectare, ten times the price. But Cosgrove and his band of public servants seemed determined to force it through. Feasibility/development studies: Healthcare Management, Member of the The design looked not unlike the Faversham Eye logo or even, some say, the famous masonic all-seeing eye. agendas and In the last four years, Bensteds has given 73,526 in charitable grants, 32,500 of this went to the War Memorial. Covers initiatives and strategies for building and 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. . Eighty objections against and seven for, one of which was Andrew Osborne. It can be spent as the Trustees wish. Excluding the War Memorial, Bensteds has given an average of 21 percent of its annual income to other local applicants between 2013 and 2018. The last count of the day, around 10pm this evening (Friday), was for Abbey ward. Member of the . 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? 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. with public, 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. Not all members were councillors or council employees however. Since when have parish duties included monitoring law-abiding citizens' online activity? . Another cash injection was announced: from Bensteds Charities. Yet more bizarre behaviour by the police, as defamation is a civil, not criminal, matter. Architect Nigel Lee Evans oversaw the structural refurbishments, planning permissions and acoustics work for the Gatefield Hall. value social services; negotiation; the implications of . In 2013, they gave 3,685 in grants, while 28,443 was set aside for future projects. Around 35,000 people a year come through the doors for work or enjoyment. 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. TACT involved a number of experts, many of whom gave their time on a voluntary basis. Towards the end of 2017, the Friends of Faversham Cottage Hospital gave 5000 to the project. He had given evidence at the Inspector's public enquiry about Footpath ZF5 in 2014. . In February 2018, Faversham brewery Shepherd Neame donated 5,000 the project. But eyebrows were raised when Cosgrove told the Faversham News there was an overwhelming majority of opinion in favour of the plans. England. The Faversham Union workhouse was erected in 1836, it had been demolished and replaced with houses by 1995. But the hard work starts again tomorrow.". 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. seminars: best 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. 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. 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. report to ministers and They set about restoring the heritage features and bringing it back into the heart of the towns activities. 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. 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. . Later the same morning, PC Emma Willson emails Jackie Westlake to say the police had insufficient evidence to take this matter to court.. A sudden and miraculous conversion appears to have turned former Conservative Faversham councillor Mike Cosgrove into a born-again environmentalist. Faversham MP Helen Whately said, "I am especially looking forward to life returning to . but there is still room to expand The Alexander Centre. Not only did the key Bensteds trustees drive the project, the charity was used to handle the money. They included a number asking questions and seeking clarification, some who opposed the plans in total, some whose opposition was based on misconceptions and a majority of supportive and positive comments. (current, with Keith He is a Support Grant Scheme, Family Policy Unit, Home But they had a problem: the community wasnt buying it one bit. Rural Health Matters! The balance, around 427,000 is the accumulated profits. of Man Children and It was a time when supermarkets began to require more fruit to supply mass demand. The building was owned and run by the Council. 24 Feb 2023 07:33:58 The secretive Faversham War Memorial Project Group, led by then-Swale councillor Mike Cosgrove, was comprised chiefly of Swale councillors and officers. benchmarking tool, the negotiation of a package from a He said: "I never expect the results. Country Child! to you On first glance, it looks more like an investment trust. amongst policy makers and 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. 32,500 one third of this went to the War Memorial. On April 24, 2015, six police officers marched into the house where John Wellard lives. Both donated their time and expertise, as did Shepherd Neame (improvements to the bar) and Michael White (work on the garden courtyard). John Humphrys discusses John's arrest on Radio 4 and hundreds of well-wishers from all over the world comment online, the vast majority expressing disgust and astonishment at the actions of both the police and Faversham's councillors. 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. The letters were to be deplored concurred Cosgrove and his committee, as if questioning their design choices somehow constituted an appalling insult to the fallen. Trending. A hundred years later, Faversham councillors took money from the same hospital to help pay for a new 150,000 eyesore monument few wanted. Yet oddly, Cosgroves committee were told only 60 comments were received in total. The Alexander Centres Gatefield Hall hosts everything from weddings . There is also a year-long exhibition called The Alexander Collection, in conjunction with Creek Creative, which showcases local artists. Meeting in September, councillors Tom Gates and Mike Cosgrove agreed to write to Bensteds trustees which included Tom Gates and Mike Cosgrove thanking themselves for their own generosity. Published by MHNA 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. We can now reveal the full results from today's exciting local election. Deplorable or not, such reactions were far from unusual. 1992. when you need Fortunately, an eagle-eyed council official rescued it from a skip. Theres so much we want to ask you. Development . He asked Hilary Riva and a number of others to get involved. It would go on to pour a total of 32,700 into the scheme. What's for dinner? Bensteds is an unusual local charity. This time there were 74 letters and emails objecting. By the end of 2015, Bensteds had also paid out 1,820 in consultancy fees from its war memorial fund. of Voluntary Child Care This website and its associated newspaper are members of the Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO), was announced earlier on in the day as the new MP. A Although the tiny hexagon of land the memorial cross stood on belonged to Swale Borough Council, the garden didnt. Id rather not say, he said. 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. In Reaching At the time of going to press, he is pursuing his application. 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. So any Eye readers who have an idea for an educational project related to Favershams war dead should apply to Bensteds. Sir Sidney, a pioneering vascular surgeon, played billiards with the most prominent men in Faversham (he added a billiards room to the side of the house). Mike Cosgrove, then an SBC councillor, set up a working group to review options. Conditions were made to be deliberately very harsh to discourage people from wanting to receive help. What is clear is that it completely distorted the activities of Bensteds as a local charity. Summary. 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. the development potential service All relatively small sums, which could make a profound difference to the quality of life of those who received the money. Leading them was councillor Michael Cosgrove. services 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.. Just who was harassing who here? Children Act Gatefield House, built in the 1860s, was at the heart of Favershams social life. 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. and quickly to your needs. 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. anti-poverty strategy; So said Vice Admiral Sir Hugh Evan-Thomas when he officially opened Favershams WW1 memorial on 3 November 1922. is the co-author completion of the main manual, wrote a "brief case Its a difficult decision to make, because they are in an exceptionally poor state. residential services for children; services for drugs and within a Children's Services Plan; family conferences in We have been overwhelmed by the heartwarming response from many residents across Faversham.. entries in 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? A seasoned police officer, he also told her, quite correctly, that though it was a nuisance, no crime had been committed. Publications. Best View Mike Cosgrove results including current phone number, address, relatives, background check report, and property record with Whitepages. With the rest, they bought a new X-ray unit, operating theatre and five-bed ward for the hospital. Best Value: a He undertakes assignments in both the public and voluntary sectors as By summer, the slabs, plinths, monolith and 4,500 of gravel had replaced the familiar greenery and paths. All photos copyright Lisa Valder / Faversham Life unless stated otherwise. Plan meals, try new foods and explore cuisines with tested recipes from the country's top chefs. Sue Timney pronounced it a good example of mid-century modern Danish-influenced design and recommended stylish neutral tones of paint. 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. Lady Alexander was probably the closest thing Faversham had to a great Edwardian hostess. voluntary adoption service. At the time, talk of 'brown envelopes' was rife. informal voluntary and commercial sector bodies. in organisations. That makes 83,750. 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. 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 It looks like yet another occasion when Faversham and the interests of the local inhabitants - have been short changed. sustaining quality The general feeling was that this project would go ahead anyway, said Ros Young. current), Wrote Meeting the of the North Now the hall hosts everything from Hop Festival gigs, jazz evenings, talks, fairs and boxing matches to Public Inquiries and blood donor sessions. recently 'privatised'. present (JDW), Evaluation of a Its about as inviting as a mausoleum. to Radio 4s Gardeners Question Time . That helps keeps its hire and rental fees affordable. The anticipated Heritage Lottery Fund grant was declined but Faversham's Bensted's Charity gifted more cash. Health and Work includes organisational design, management development, Not surprisingly, KCC has rejected this, saying that when they bought it the land was designated as a nursing home. Because its so central, The Alexander Centre is also a useful emergency space for local businesses who have to leave their premises suddenly. adviser, 1999 - It was from here, famously, that SBC nearly threw out one of the earliest surviving Magna Cartas. By 2012, SBC no longer needed such a large presence in Faversham. 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.. (NCVCCO). Moving the memorial wasnt so important after all, they decided. . The anticipated Heritage Lottery Fund grant was declined but Favershams Bensteds Charity gifted more cash. 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? His early career was spent as a teacher and, later, as a teacher trainer. In 1948, the Poor Laws were finally abolished. "@ZacGoldsmith Thank you for replying. child protection. Now hopefully the balance will be redressed., It was an interesting birthday, albeit alarming, said John. 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? by Needs of . The idea of an endowment is that the original sum remains untouched. Switzerland, Hungary, Bulgaria, and Ireland. In four years between 2013 and 2019, it gave 96,356 in grants. In what looks like spite, Swale rejected them both. To be fair, the gardens future upkeep is unlikely to overstretch public finances. 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. 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. It bought the building from Swale for 1, taking on responsibility for all repairs and liabilities. Young Persons Act 2001, Isle of Man [with Janet and Mike in the Voluntary Child 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.. Published by MHNA Publications. Chiragh dumped his body by the roadside in west London. service for children and parents in public law Children and Significantly larger sums were given on a regular basis to what has been criticised by many in the town as an unwelcome vanity project. 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. Hilary ran The Alexander Centre on SBCs behalf for a couple of years, to learn what the issues were and to put together a business plan. What are the odds? 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!. After five years of dispute, the Charity Commission sealed a new trust deed, in May 1989. Ten years that covenant has expired so the land can now be used for house building. This type of project would not fit under our funding criteria. Families were separated, the food was dreadful and in Andover it was reported that inhabitants starved to death. This is aimed at Kingdom as well as in France, Morocco, Italy, Denmark, The Persons Act 2001, NISW/Isle of Man Government Instead, the centerpiece of the new memorial garden would be a giant, grey vertical monolith. By 2018, there was 53,439 carried over at the end of the year. By the early 1980s, KCC assumed they owned the site. As the row became even more bitter, KCC suggested that Swale Borough should run the charity. cases, Royal Holloway, He has a first degree in Economics and Geography and a Masters degree in Education Management from the University of Wales. Ouch. The puzzling secrecy surrounding this scheme leaves much we dont know. service we provide Mr. Cosgrove then attended Loyola University School of Law, where he was a member of the Phi Alpha Delta Fraternity, International. Coincidentally, a Bro Andrew Spiers is a member of Bro Tom Gates masonic lodge, the Manor of Faversham. Councillor's Guide to planning services for Has a drive to Shripshire been Mr Cosgroves Road to Damascus? revised Manchester Can this possibly be the same Mike Cosgrove who sat on Swale Borough Council as it allowed our small town to be swamped by at least ten new housing estates, doubling the towns developed area within five years and ruining swathes of countryside? See next week's Faversham News for full coverage and pictures. It has returned to its entertaining roots, hosting weddings, parties, jazz evenings and gigs, as well as fairs and workshops. This money is currently sitting in the separate War Memorial account maintained by Bensteds. 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. Young Worcestershire Family Support Project (in But it turned out the NHS didnt own the garden either. 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. So far Kent Police have stonewalled John Wellards requests for information under the Data Protection Act. of social But planning permission was refused, voted down by 10-7 by Swale councillors including Cllr Mike Henderson (then Independent, now Lib Dem), who argued: I think we have lost sight of what the community in Faversham would like to see happening.. development of a In an email to Jackie Westlake, Mike Cosgrove makes further comments about John Wellard and other members of the public, Faversham Creek Trust and Independent candidates in the imminent elections including Sue Akhurst and the late Brenda Chester, wrongly accusing them all of 'disrupting public meetings'. By early 2016, the projected cost was revised yet again, to 150,000. Negotiation's OK Payne, Wade and Osborne all lived some distance from the memorial garden in Priory Row. Between 2013 and 2018, it spent 46,744 on management fees to Lloyds to look after its cash and investments. This place is famous for its great service and friendly staff, that is always ready to help you. Faversham Eye asked Bensteds Charity for more information about these fees and who received them. The objectives of the Bensteds charity were set out in the original trust deed. Formerly Deputy Chartered When it was owned by the Council there were fewer than ten full or part-time jobs in the building. organisations employing people with severe disabilities. Faversham Politics Bess. 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. We asked David Simmons which of these objectives allowed the charity to subsidise the building of a war memorial. I asked for any communications regarding my arrest but I wasn't expecting such abundance of emails, said John Wellard. He is an accomplished risk and operations leader experienced in leading strategic initiatives that reduce cost, enhance operations >and . The current value of the Bensteds investments is now 1,523,993. The most recent leader of the council Andrew Bowles retained his seat on Boughton and Courtenay ward. They agreed that collectively a Crime Report for the offence of Harassment will be generated and investigated.. Now, over a century later, it is called The Alexander Centre. We can only imagine what the Faversham community of 1922 who voted to give money raised for their war memorial to the hospital would have made of trustees doing the exact reverse a century later. edited, the London Borough of Enfield's first No one expects the Spanish Inquisition, least of all Kent Police it seems. They had their reasons for choosing the memorial they did and their wishes should have been respected. With the 2015 local elections just months away, the actions of Faversham's councillors had cost them a great deal of trust. Menu. 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. NCVCCO, 1998/99 (JDW), Sure Start Facebook gives people the power to share and makes the world more open and connected. Most all of, there are the 35,000 people a year who come into Faversham town centre for an event at The Alexander Centre. Motive and Chairman of the Friends of Faversham Cottage Hospital trustees was none other than war memorial group vice-chairman David Simmons. Association for - 1993. 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. 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. Numerous articles on 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. There was significant public opposition from people who knew nothing of the people behind the project. 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. Westlake then started talking to PC Emma Willson, who spoke to the Kent Police Management Unit. 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. The discomfort the beetroot-faced Tory Councillors in Faversham had felt when the leaflets appeared would soon get a lot worse. areas, 2000 NCVCCO/The Countryside Agency (JDW), Researched and Williams]. After X-ray costs, it was the second largest expenditure of the year. issues in social care; Of working in a Follows selection meeting tonight. in conjunction with Mid Glamorgan Careers Movies. It was mainly used as council offices, with rooms carved up into cubicles by plasterboard and ceilings lowered to house lighting and cables. Institute of Peter Binnie, a wedding photographer, was appointed project manager at chairman Cosgroves suggestion. It was lest we forget their sons, brothers, husbands and fathers who went to war and never came back. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF AGM ON 9 NOVEMBER 2017 Given that at least 80 of the comments were unequivocally against the scheme, its hard to see how this alleged majority is mathematically possible. It has set up in the Sidney Room. Bensteds charity was set up to help local residents. Despite the Python-esque aspects to the behaviour of the council and police, the subtext is sinister and leaves a lot of serious questions unanswered., The night that the police decided to take no further action against John Wellard, Councillor (now Mayor) Trevor Abram emailed Nigel Kay saying: . They spent ,2000 of this the following year. The duty solicitor summed it up, telling John Wellard, this is a load of f***ing bollocks!. The hallmark of Cosgroves is serving perfectly cooked sausages, bacon and lasagna. 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