Kent Police are asking for help after several car tyres were slashed overnight on Chevalier Road in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent. Officers believe the damage happened between 11:00 PM on 2 February and 5:00 AM on 3 February 2026.
The damage was discovered on the morning of Tuesday, 3 February 2026, when many residents preparing for work found their vehicles affected. Chevalier Road is a primarily residential street where many people park on the road, and several vehicle owners now face significant repair costs.
Kent Police (Tunbridge Wells District) have appealed for anyone living in the area to check CCTV, doorbell cameras or dashcam footage for any suspicious activity. The local My Community Voice Kent messaging service has also been used to alert the community and gather information about the incident.
The Tunbridge Wells Borough Council has been made aware of the incident amid residents’ calls for improved street lighting and CCTV coverage in the neighbourhood. The Tunbridge Wells Neighbourhood Watch is working with police to help keep the streets safe and prevent further property damage.
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