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Do you need internet - in the middle of nowhere? Phones in a field? Video conferencing from a beach?
Our #volunteers can supply all of that, both in emergencies and to community events.
Read our case study on providing these services to #Kent
We're out today supporting @runmaidstone Turkey Run; best of luck to all involved.
If you have an interest in IT, telcoms or radio and you'd like to help us support community events like these, as well as emergencies please get in touch
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We're now registered with @TWlottery and if you buy tickets from https://t.co/WR1Qe2936P we'll recive 50% of the ticket price.
We wish you the very best of luck, and we would be very grateful for your support, even if it's only a RT
Thank you.
Kent County Raynet’s volunteers use their skills and kit help the community in emergencies with radio communications, phones and IT systems. We support the emergency services, humanitarian groups, local government, and community groups.
Every year, we also provide safety communications for many community events such as moonlight walks or half marathons, particularly those which raise funds for other charities.
Our members use their own kit, skills and time freely. But we need your help so we can run training courses for new recruits, train other voluntary groups’ members, and maintain equipment to loan to community organisations.
We help train other voluntary groups’ members, and we encourage our members to join those groups, individually. We also help our members to help the community during emergencies in any way they can.
If you'd like to be like Richard, who we very much value, then why not join us supporting community events as well as in times of need.
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Now the Cinque Ports 100 event is over #cp100 here are the final results 🥂🍻🍾🎊🎉 🚶♀️🚶♂️🤳📸
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Huge congratulations to all walkers,runners,marshalls,helpers & volunteers who make it all a success
@LDWA1 @doverexpress @SiEntries
... @KentRaynet for handling the communications and @stjohnambulance for patching up those who needed it. And apologies if there's anyone else I've forgotten.
Just to remind everyone of the kit list for the #CP100:
Route description
Maps
Waterproofs
Spare top
Hat, gloves
Trousers (if wearing shorts)
Compass
Whistle
Torch, spare batteries (and bulbs if not LED)
Survival bag
First aid kit
Food
Drink container
Reflective clothing/markers
Some of these items will be checked on the route (obviously we're not going to tell you in advance which ones!). Anyone not carrying the correct kit WILL be disqualified - don't let it be you! Last minute spares available from Millet's in Hastings, near the start. #CP100