Teenagers took part in a fishing competition last weekend as part of a project to reduce anti-social behaviour in Maidstone.
The PCSO-led initiative saw Kent Police team up with the Kent County Council (KCC) youth hub and local businesses following concerns by residents around the use of a lake next to Mallards Way, Downswood.
The PCSO-led initiative saw Kent Police team up with the Kent County Council (KCC) youth hub and local businesses following concerns by residents around the use of a lake next to Mallards Way, Downswood.
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The project, called Fish Fest, aimed to provide an angling experience for local young people and was arranged by PCSO Kirsty Greaves of the Maidstone Community Safety Unit.
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