Due to the COVID-19 Corona Virus West Kent Mediation has reluctantly cancelled all home visits, shuttle and joint meetings for the foreseeable future. We have staff members working remotely from home, and all emails will be read and responded to, as will all voicemails left on our telephone. …
We are thrilled to announce that West Kent Mediation has been awarded a grant of £52,000 over three years from The National Lottery Community Fund, the largest funder of community activity in the UK. Amanda Bell, CEO, says, “We are delighted to receive this important grant which will enable …
What happened… The offender’s life was falling apart – no job, no money, marriage on the rocks and in deep depression. Having no answers, the offender turned to crime (first time offender) – on the “spur of the moment”, pulled up his hoodie, donned sunglasses and went into …
Disputes – The Trump Approach? Or a Win/Win Mediation option… Awareness of mediation is increasing and the word is becoming more widely understood. Often confused with the ‘meditation’ word, it has now become much more familiar because the law has specified that divorcing couples should seek mediation before …
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We are pleased to announce that WKM has been awarded the “Restorative Service Quality Mark” See our Certificate below:
The attached article is featured in the latest addition of the InShape Sevenoaks newsletter. Inshape Sevenoaks Newsletter
Noise, harassment, anti-social or abusive behaviour, boundary and property problems can all lead to disputes between neighbours. If communication between people breaks down bad feeling can often escalate, creating even greater problems. People who find themselves in such conflicts often spend time and money seeking legal advice and …
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