Leader's message to residents
In his latest message to residents Cllr Alan Jarrett discusses the next government roadmap announcement, Medway's City of Culture Bid and our aspirations to become a Child-Friendly City.
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Medway supports national mental health campaign
Medway Council is encouraging residents to explore the great outdoors this Mental Health Awareness Week (Monday, 10 May to Sunday, 16 May).
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Residents encouraged to take part in No Mow May
Residents are being encouraged to put their lawn mowers away this month.
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Ambitious plans for Mountbatten House get the green light
Bold and exciting plans to further regenerate Chatham town centre, which will benefit residents and businesses, have been given the go ahead.
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Residents encouraged to be wary of cold callers
Our Trading Standards team is encouraging residents to be vigilant after cold callers tried to sell thousands of pounds worth of insulation to vulnerable residents.
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Hundreds of Medway children take part in life-saving safety initiative
Hundreds of school children across Medway have taken part in an innovative safety initiative.
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Medway rocks!
Medway’s 2025 City of Culture bid and Rochester Castle Concerts put homegrown Medway music talent centre stage.
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Children and young people encouraged to help shape Medway’s future
We are encouraging children and young people to take part in a survey to help shape Medway’s future.
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Work begins on new £1.3million football pitch in Gillingham
Work has begun to create a new 3G football pitch and changing facilities in Gillingham.
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Medway organisations encouraged to submit plans for government’s Community Renewal Fund
We're encouraging organisations across Medway to submit plans for the government’s £220million UK Community Renewal Fund.
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Leader's message to residents
In his latest message to residents Cllr Alan Jarrett discusses symptom-free testing, the reopening of Medway’s high streets, The Rainbow Effect and the government’s roadmap to recovery.
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Schools encouraged to take part in Big Pedal
Medway Council is encouraging children and young people across Medway to cycle, scoot or walk to school as part of a national initiative.
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Next phase of Rochester Riverside begins construction
Countryside and Hyde have begun construction on Phase 3 of Rochester Riverside, their £419million regeneration scheme in Medway.
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Residents encouraged to keep getting tested for coronavirus
The Leader of Medway Council and Medway’s Director of Public Health are encouraging everyone who lives or works in Medway to book symptom-free coronavirus tests twice a week.
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Children get their primary school offer
More than 97 per cent of children in Medway who will be starting primary school in September have been offered a place at one of their top three preferences.