Your Medway: Your future: Your say
Everyone with an interest in Medway’s future is being encouraged to have their say on a document which will help guide how Medway develops up to 2040.
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Medway Council receives RSPCA award for the tenth year running
Our outstanding work with stray dogs has been recognised by the RSPCA for the tenth year running.
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Free blood pressure checks in Medway this month
Residents are being encouraged to get their blood pressure checked for free this month.
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Watch thousands of films, TV shows and videos for free at Medway’s libraries
Visitors to Medway’s libraries can now watch thousands of newly digitised stories from BFI National Archive and partner UK Regions and Nations Film Archives, for free.
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More than 20 Medway schools join Food for Life’s good food movement
Hundreds of pupils across Medway are learning about good food and where it comes from.
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Statement on council finances
On Tuesday, 26 September, Medway Council’s Cabinet will consider a report setting out its projections for the council’s finances over the next five years.
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Have your say
Medway’s Community Safety Partnership is encouraging residents and businesses to take part in a survey which will inform its work over the next year.
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Smell the history of Rochester Castle
A trip to Rochester Castle will now be an experience for all of your senses.
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Fashion show comes to Hillyfields
Around 50 children and young people took part in a day of fun at Hillyfields Community Park in Gillingham last month.
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Stay cool this summer
Updated on Monday, 11 September: With warmer temperatures forecast, an amber Heat-Health Alert has been issued for the south-east, including Kent and Medway.
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'GOOD' news for Medway Council’s Children’s Services
Medway Council’s Children’s Services has been rated Good by Ofsted.
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Fostering team at Medway Pride
Our Fostering team attended the Medway Pride event on Saturday, 19 August to raise awareness of the need for more foster carers locally.
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Litterers ordered to pay more than £4,000
A group of litterbugs have been told to pay more than £4,000.
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Traffic update on Four Elms Hill
We apologise for any inconvenience caused by the delay to the footpath and cycle path improvement works on Four Elms Hill.
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Continuing to support Medway’s Armed Forces community
We are continuing to show our support to the Armed Forces community by supporting the Royal British Legion’s Credit their Service campaign.
