All lost and found items in Kent
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Lost handheld and console near Maidstone East
I realized I lost my handheld and console on Tuesday evening around 7:45 pm, outside Maidstone East station by the High Street. They were in a small black pouch with a blue zipper and a couple of stickers on the front. I’ve been commuting every day since, and the thought of those saved games and notes was rough to swallow. If anyone found them, I’d be grateful to have them back—they’re important to me beyond the price tag.
Found Holiday Decorations in Kent
I was walking back from the post office along the High Street when I spotted a bundle of holiday decorations lying by the kerb near Canterbury West station. The items include red baubles, silver tinsel, and a string of warm-white lights, all a bit bedraggled but still cheerful. It was around 4:45 p.m. on Saturday, and these decorations looked like they were for a local Christmas display. They seemed cared for, and I didn’t want them to go to waste, so I left them in a safe spot where a finder could reclaim them.
LOST: Sheet Music in Kent, UK
I lost a sheet music folder after a rehearsal outside Canterbury Westgate Gardens around 4:15 PM yesterday. The folder has a mix of classical pieces and a few pages annotated in pencil with my rehearsal notes. It's worn from frequent use, with a red label on the front and a small tear along the spine. I spent years collecting these scores, and one or two pages even smell faintly of lemon from the binder. I'm anxious about making it to my recital this weekend and I hope someone found it and kept it safe.
lost USB drives near Westgate Gardens, Canterbury
I lost two USB drives this morning at 11:30, while strolling through Westgate Gardens in Canterbury by the river and the bandstand. I must have left them in a black leather case in the pocket of my jacket. I only realised later when I got back to the car and started retracing along the paths toward High Street. The drives contain work backups and a few family photos, not things I can replace easily. I’ve checked the benches and the entrances to the gardens, but they’re nowhere to be found. If you picked them up or saw anything near the bandstand, please let me know — it would mean a lot to me.
Brass compass in leather pouch
I lost a small brass compass in a worn leather pouch yesterday afternoon near the Bluewater shopping centre, Market Street entrance in Greenhithe, Kent. The compass is pocket-sized, brass with a faint engraved rim and a tiny chip along the edge of the lid. On the back, the initials 'P.P.' are stamped, and the leather pouch has a dark brown patina from years of carrying it. It was a gift from my grandfather and means a lot to me; I really need it back. If anyone found it, please drop me a message—I'd be forever grateful.
Grey tote bag with fox keychain near Kent Public Library
I lost my grey tote bag yesterday around 3pm outside Main Street Coffee, near the Kent Public Library. It's a medium-sized nylon tote, about 14 inches tall, with a small fox-shaped keychain dangling from the zipper. Inside I had a pink notebook with doodles, a reusable water bottle, and a silver bracelet from my sister—it's sentimental and means a lot to me. If you found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back.
Kent student ID card with photo, lost near Main Street
I lost my Kent student ID card yesterday around 3pm. It's a white plastic campus card with a blue top edge, about the size of a credit card, and my photo on the left side. It has a dent on the top-right corner from when I dropped it on the sidewalk near the Kent Central Library on Main Street. The name on it is Amina Noor, and it's tied to my campus access and meal plan—really worried about losing it because I need to get into buildings for classes, and I can't replace the access quickly. There's a small blue enamel cat pin on the lanyard that I wore it on; the lanyard is a plain black one with a tiny scratch near the buckle. If anyone finds it, please contact me; I appreciate it a lot.
Vintage stamp album with red leather cover
Yesterday around 2:15pm I misplaced my vintage stamp collection album outside the Bluewater Shopping Centre in Greenhithe, Kent. It's a burgundy-red leather-bound book about 12 inches tall and 9 inches wide, with a brass clasp that sticks and a small green sticker on the back stamped 'BR-23'. Inside are stamps from the 1930s to 1960s, including a few Canadian issues and a handful of Commonwealth sets. This collection has sentimental value; it was a gift from my late grandfather and I really need it back.
Gold-tone bracelet with heart charm
I lost my gold-tone bracelet yesterday around 3pm outside Maidstone East Station on Week Street in Kent. It's a slim, 6.5-inch bracelet with a tiny pink enamel heart charm and the back engraved with the initials EM. The clasp is a bit worn and there’s a small dent near it, but the bracelet is otherwise in good condition. It was a gift from my grandmother and means a lot to me, so I’m really hoping to get it back.
Black Sony WH-1000XM4 headphones with dented left earcup
I lost my black Sony WH-1000XM4 headphones yesterday around 3pm near Cafe Nero on Week Street in Maidstone, Kent. They're tucked in a soft black pouch with a gray Sony logo on the front. The left earcup has a noticeable dent and the leatherette shows some wear from daily commuting. Inside the pouch, there’s a small sticker with my initials 'PP' on the lining. They mean a lot to me and I really need them back.
Gray JBL Flip 5 speaker with orange bumper
I lost my gray JBL Flip 5 speaker yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks at Kent Station on Main Street. It's a compact Bluetooth speaker, about the size of a can of soup, in good condition with an orange bumper and a slightly loose battery cover. There’s a small sticker with initials 'NR' on the bottom and a faint coffee smudge on the top from a rushed morning. It means a lot to me—it’s my go-to for playlist breaks during shifts, and it has sentimental value. If anyone found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back; I’m happy to meet at Kent Station Lost & Found or arrange a drop-off.
Left contact lens in blue case, near High Street Maidstone
I dropped my left contact lens yesterday around 3pm by the Starbucks on High Street in Maidstone, Kent. It was in a blue silicone case with a white heart sticker on the lid; the case is about the size of a thumb and has a small dent in the corner plus a coffee stain. The lens inside is a monthly Acuvue Oasys model—it's the only one I wear, and losing it makes wearing glasses impractical. I really need it back; replacements are expensive and I rely on it daily. If you find it, drop it at the Starbucks counter or message me and I’ll arrange a quick pickup.
Red nylon dog collar with brass tag
I found this red nylon dog collar this afternoon around 3:40pm, lying near the bus stop outside the Kent Central Market on Market Street. It's an adjustable collar, size small, with a bright neon reflective stripe along the edge. A tiny brass bone-shaped tag dangles from the buckle; the tag is etched with a name and a phone number, though the numbers are a bit worn. The collar looks like it has seen a few rainy walks but is still in good condition. If you’re missing a dog who wears a red collar with a reflective stripe, I’d love to help you get it back.
Lost grey tabby cat with green collar in Kent
I lost my grey tabby cat named Leo yesterday around 3pm. He’s a short-haired guy with a white chest and white paws, plus a distinctive white tip on his tail. He’s wearing a bright green collar with a small silver bell and a round tag that reads 'Leo' with my number. Last seen near Market Street by the Kent Market Square, around the bus stop outside the old cinema, but he might have wandered toward Riverside Park. This cat means a lot to me—he was a gift from my sister last year; if you see him, email [email protected].
DeWalt cordless drill in yellow/black case
I was finishing up a small bookshelf project yesterday around 3pm and must have set my DeWalt cordless drill down near Kent Station plaza behind the Starbucks on Central Ave. It's in a bright yellow and black plastic case, about 8 inches long, with a cracked battery cover and two loose drill bits rattling inside. The grip has a small green sticker with the initials 'PP' and a few scratches from a fall. This drill is the tool I reach for on every home repair, so I’d really appreciate getting it back for my weekend projects. If you found it, you can drop it at the Lost & Found near the Kent Station kiosk, and I’ll pick it up there.