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Pictures From Our Concert at St Mary's Church, Teynham on Saturday 4th October 2025

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While several members of the audience 'helped Police with their enquiries' by assisting in the song 'A Policeman's Lot' our very own quintet also performed during the first half of the concert.

Pictures From Our Concert at St Nicholas Church, Linton on Sunday 7th September 2025

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KPMVC Concert, Linton 7th Sep 2025 (Jack Bull)
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KPMVC Concert, Linton 7th Sep 2025 (Jack Bull)
KPMVC Concert, Linton 7th Sep 2025 (Jack Bull)

During the concert, the choir were delighted to welcome Jack Bull who played two piecesa of music during the breaks.  Jack, a 17 year old 'A' level student, currently lives in Cambridge and has been  a pupil of our accompanist, Karen Barton-Holman for a number of years. He plans to study music at university, and he plays a number of instruments, including the piano which he ably demonstrated at this concert by playing 'I Got Rhythm' by George and Ira Gershwin  from the musical 'Girl Crazy' and Frédéric Chopin's  'Nocturne No.1 in B flat minor, Opus 9 No. 1'.

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The Choir Have Finally Returned Home!

On Thursday, April 3rd, 2025, the choir returned to their old rehearsal room in the Clift Room at Police Headquarters, Maidstone following a five-year absence due to COVID-19 and other reasons. The Clift Room had previously served as the rehearsal space since the choir started in 1978. Their last rehearsal took place on March 12, 2020, and the following week, the country went into lockdown due to the COVID-19 epidemic. Once lockdown ended, the choir rehearsed at Kent Police College and at The Holy Family Church Hall in Parkwood, Maidstone. Here are some pictures of our return to the Clift Room.

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Our Nominated Charity For 2025

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Our nominated charity for 2025 will be 'Catching Lives'.

 

Catching Lives is an independent charity based in Canterbury, supporting people who are homeless or insecurely housed in Canterbury & East Kent.  Their Canterbury Day Centre provides essential facilities (food, laundry, showers etc) and individual support to improve housing, health and social connection.

For further information as to what 'Catching Lives' do please click on the logo above and for further information regarding Canterbury Day Centre please click on the picture.

Our Nominated Charity 2024 - 'Movember'

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Our Thanks for a Local Author's Generosity

Pam Mills - Policing Tonbridge, The First 50 Years

Local author Pam Mills has achieved notoriety following publication of her book about 'Policing in Tonbridge - The first 50 years and more.' Sales of her book are moving fast. Pam has kindly donated profits from her book to the Kent Police Male Voice Choir’. Thank you Pam - we hope the sales move into four figures.

 

George H. Rogers

Chairman

Twelve Months on........

During our concert at Sandhurst  on 11th November 2023, our chairman explained to the audience that a local author, Pam Mills, had approached the choir twelve months previously asking if she could donate monies to the choir - we of course accepted her very kind offer. Pam a former Police Officer and magistrate had written a book entitled ‘Prevention, Detection and Keepers of the Peace’ (policing Tonbridge a Division of the Kent Police). Once costs had been taken care of Pam donated profits from the sale of her book to our choir. Initially we imagined we may gain a few pounds. After a year of publicising and selling her book, the choir have benefited from upwards of one thousand pounds! A huge amount. We are extremely grateful for Pam’s generosity and support - it has made a big difference.
At the concert our chairman George Rogers presented Pam with a bouquet of flowers as a token of that appreciation.

KPMVC Concert Sandhurst - Pam Mills receiving a bouquet of flowers from our Chairman, George Rogers

© 2025 Kent Police Male Voice Choir Registered Charity in England & Wales No.1148490

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