Medway communities set to benefit from more than £60million Pride in Place funding
Communities in Twydall/Gillingham, Rede Common in Strood and Luton in Chatham will benefit from £60million in funding over the next 10 years.
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Medway Youth Council holds its Annual Young People’s Conference: DigiCon
Young people across Medway’s schools joined forces with community organisations and key decision makers at the Medway Youth Council young people’s conference.
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Library services announcement
Due to a planned upgrade of Medway’s Library Management System, Spydus, on Wednesday 22 April, several library services will be temporarily unavailable to customers.
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Children and families receive their primary school offer
More than 98 per cent of children in Medway who will be starting school in September have been offered a place at one of their top three preferences.
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Medway launches AI powered website search tool
We have launched a new AI powered search bar on our website to help residents find the information they need faster.
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Grants of up to £10,000 available for better mental health projects in Kent and Medway
Grassroots initiatives working to improving mental health and wellbeing in Kent and Medway are being urged to apply for a cash boost.
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Medway Council and Kent County Council launch new Grow in Kent service
Medway Council and Kent County Council (KCC) have announced the launch of a new Grow in Kent service.
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Vulnerable residents urged to protect themselves against Covid-19
Kent and Medway's Directors of Public Health are backing NHS calls for people most at risk of serious illness from Covid-19 to come forward for a vaccination this spring.
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New report lays out Medway's road ahead to healthier future
Medway is another step towards becoming an official ‘Marmot Place’ following the publication of a new report on health inequalities.
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Funding available to boost projects at the heart of communities
More than £400,000 is being made available to support community projects in Medway through the new Medway Together Fund (MTF).
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Man fined for illegally carrying scrap-metal
A man has been ordered to pay more than £1,300, after being found illegally transporting scrap metal during a joint operation by Medway Council and Kent Police.
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Creating a fairer, safer, better private rented sector in Medway
A consultation on proposals to launch additional and selective licensing schemes in Medway is due to launch from Monday, 23 March.
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Meningitis advice
Updated 2.30pm on Thursday, 19 March. Following an outbreak of meningococcal disease in Kent UKHSA and NHS Kent and Medway have issued advice to residents.
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Weekly food waste collections for flats set to launch in April
From April, Medway residents who live in flats will start to receive a weekly food waste collection.
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First GP surgery moves into brand new Healthy Living Centre in Chatham
Today (Monday 16 March) the first GP practice will move into the brand new, £15million James Williams NHS Healthy Living Centre, located at The Pentagon Centre in Chatham.