Medway Council and Gillingham FC team up to support local communities
Medway Council is the proud new sponsor of League One’s Gillingham Football Club – a new partnership which will benefit grassroots and professional sport in Medway.
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Celebrating 40 years of the Dickens Festival
Residents are invited to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Dickens Festival this year.
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Quiz encourages young people to become consumer savvy
Medway Council held a quiz to educate young people on how to be consumer savvy.
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Medway Sports Awards 2018 guest of honour
Lizzy Yarnold, the most successful Winter Olympian in British history, will be the special guest of honour at this year’s Medway Sports Awards.
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Funding for suicide prevention in Medway
NHS England and Public Health England have today announced £667,000 of new funding for suicide prevention across Kent and Medway.
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Free open day for residents at Hoo Sports Centre
Medway Council is inviting older residents to a free open day at Hoo Sports Centre to try out a range of classes including AquaFit, senior aerobics and new age kurling.
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New parking permit for residents needing extra support
Medway Council is introducing a new parking permit to help residents who need extra support.
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Residents invited to four free family festivals
Medway residents are invited to enjoy a series of free family events this year to share their memories of how their local areas have changed as part of Medway Council’s Medway 20 celebrations.
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Preparing for Universal Credit
Council continues to support residents in preparation for changes to benefits and tax credits.
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Man fined £15,000 for failing to clean up eyesore garden
A man has been fined £15,000 after failing to clean up an eyesore garden in Rainham.
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Man ordered to pay more than £1,000 for hindering investigation
A man has been ordered to pay more than £1,000 after failing to co-operate with a fly-tipping investigation.
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Gillingham woman ordered to pay hundreds following fraud investigation
A Gillingham woman has been ordered to pay hundreds of pounds after an investigation by Medway Council found she fraudulently applied for council housing when she already had another home.
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Morris dancers at Sweeps Festival
Hundreds of Morris dancers, including a group from New Zealand, will perform in Rochester during the Sweeps Festival.
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Learn more about Medway’s rich heritage at Eastgate House and the Guildhall Museum
Residents and visitors are invited to learn more about Medway’s rich heritage at Eastgate House and the Guildhall Museum.
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Sports Minister praises council’s senior sports activities
Sports Minister Tracey Crouch has praised Medway Council’s senior sports activities for older residents.