Litterers have to cough up more than £3,000
A group of 10 litterers have been fined more than £3,000 between them for littering in Medway and failing to pay a fixed penalty notice.
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Litterers fined almost £7,000
Most people don’t need reminding that cigarette butts are still litter – and 16 more are unlikely to forget it after being fined almost £7,000 for littering in Medway.
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Have your say on Medway’s dog management Public Space Protection Order
Medway Council is consulting on a dog management Public Space Protection Order (PSPO).
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Consultation begins on Medway’s Local Plan
Now is the chance to have your say on the Local Plan - a document that will help shape Medway for the next 15 years and beyond.
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Medway launches new 'Wall of Shame'
Medway Council is launching a new initiative that residents will not want to be the stars of, but might want to help the council to identify those who are.
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Medway backs Home Upgrade Grant to improve energy efficiency and cut heating bills
Medway residents are being given a chance to save money on energy bills and reduce carbon emissions under a new scheme.
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Have your say on Medway’s flood protection strategy
Residents and businesses across Medway impacted by the risk of flooding have the opportunity to have their say on our new Local Flood Risk Management Strategy.
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Helping schools blossom with biodiversity
Veolia and Medway are asking schools to help them deliver ecological transformation by applying for a Veolia Orchard.
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Have your say on Medway’s open spaces
Residents are being encouraged to have their say about public open spaces in Medway including parks, play areas and allotments.
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Medway awarded more than £270,000 to improve air quality
We have been awarded more than £279,000 government funding to help improve air quality in Medway.
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Trading Standards seizes hundreds of illegal e-cigarettes
More than 800 illegal, and potentially unsafe, e-cigarettes will soon be destroyed thanks to our Trading Standards team.
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Poet-Tree competition winners announced
Schoolchildren across Medway have been praised for writing inspiring poems about climate change.
