News published July 2020
-
New public space reconnects Chatham with its military roots
The final part of a £2.2million heritage project, including £400,000 from Medway Council, that transformed historic areas in Chatham, has been opened to the public.
-
New community hub opens in Wigmore
Medway Council has invested £250,000 to transform a library in Wigmore into a community hub.
-
Medway Council receives gold award for its support of local armed forces community
Medway Council has received an award for its commitment to support the armed forces community.
-
Medway marks 150th anniversary of William Cuffay’s death virtually
Medway Council is encouraging residents to explore a virtual exhibition into the life of William Cuffay, to mark the 150th anniversary of his death.
-
South East submits bid for transport devolution to boost economic recovery and accelerate green transport revolution
A ground-breaking bid for transport devolution in the South East of England has been submitted to government by a partnership of the region’s local authorities and business leaders.
-
Government-backed Thames Estuary launches plan to unlock growth and pump billions to UK economy
The Thames Estuary is backed by the Government as the UK’s biggest growth opportunity.
-
Rochester Riverside crowned the Winner of Winners at the Housing Design Awards
Rochester Riverside was also awarded the Building for a Healthy Life Award, in recognition of the high-quality green open space being created.
-
Act responsibly this summer – do not drink and drive
One alcoholic drink will affect your ability to drive.
-
Medway’s cultural landmarks, monuments and place names
At last night’s (16 July) Full Council meeting, councillors agreed to set up a cross party working group to conduct a review of memorials, historic markers and monuments in Medway.
-
Plans for up to £5million sports centre refurbishment and £135,000 investment in play areas given the green light
Medway Council has approved plans for up to £5million investment in Splashes Sports Centre in Rainham.