Medway expands symptom-free testing
Medway’s symptom-free testing programme has been opened up to all Medway residents.
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Medway will commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day virtually
Medway’s communities will come together virtually this year to commemorate the millions of people who lost their lives during the Holocaust.
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100 year old twins have their Covid vaccines
Centenarian identical twins Dorothy Sivyer and Kathleen Whitehead are used to doing things together.
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Medway’s Severe Weather Emergency Protocol is in place
We’re working with our partner agencies to advise rough sleepers that emergency accommodation is available in Medway.
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Residents to benefit from Medway’s cultural links
Communities across Medway will be able to get involved with plans for new creative and cultural events and activities.
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Medway’s symptom-free testing programme reaches new milestone
More than 50,000 symptom-free tests have been taken by Medway’s critical workers and residents since this new type of testing was launched six weeks ago.
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Older and disabled people bus pass restrictions lifted
Older and disabled people can once again use their bus passes before 9am in Medway.
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Medway’s housing target ‘extremely disappointing’
Cllr Alan Jarrett, Leader of Medway Council, has spoken out about his disappointment of the government increasing Medway’s housing target.
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Waste crews collected twice as much rubbish over the festive period
Medway’s waste crews collected twice as much rubbish over the Christmas period compared with last year.
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Temporary mortuary 'stark reminder' that everyone should follow lockdown guidance
The need to activate Aylesford Temporary Place of Rest underlines the severity of COVID across Kent, say experts leading the county’s response to the pandemic.
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Medway to receive £9.5million government funding
Medway Council is set to receive nearly £9.5million provisional funding to further transform Chatham town centre.
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CityFibre kick starts Medway’s Full Fibre future
Work to transform Medway into one of the world’s best digitally connected regions is now underway.
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Thousands access Medway’s symptom-free testing centres
More than 40,000 symptom-free tests have been taken by Medway’s critical workers and residents since this new type of testing was launched on 5 December 2020.
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Medway Council services remain open
Medway residents can continue to access essential council services during the latest national lockdown.
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New national lockdown: Statement from Leader of Medway Council
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced a new national lockdown for England