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Is a Kent and Medway mayor on the way?
We talk to Medway Council Leader Vince Maple about the future of Medway
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What’s going on with Medway’s swimming instructors?
Is Medway Council making redundancies? Plus Medway's stations get busier, a councillor saves their job, St Mary Hoo parish drama, news in brief, and more
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“It had not only a local impact but a global impact as well”
What Steven asked Richard Morsley, Chief Executive of Chatham Historic Dockyard Trust
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LV21 returns to Medway
Plus new poetry from Wolf Howard, we review the George Vaults, Sam Hall's new graphic novel, our weekly events guide, news in brief, and more
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More School Streets confirmed
Nine new areas face camera restrictions, Medway's 'London-style' bus network, some good data visualisation, news in brief, and more
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“Art is vital, and we are killing it societally”
What Steven asked Tom Delahunt, senior lecturer and doctoral candidate at Canterbury Christ Church, and the Hobo Poet.
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Ukrainians find support in Medway, but more help needed
Plus new album from Medway musician, review of new Spotlites production, our weekly events guide, news in brief, and more
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How bad is Medway's financial situation?
Leader Vince Maple calls reports authority is facing bankruptcy as 'scaremongering'. What's the reality?
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Sport England objects to housing to save inaccessible playing field
Plus Hoo and Chattenden say yes, Medway Council by-election watch, news in brief, and more
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“I will talk about things that people don't want to talk about”
What Steven asked Cllr Andrew Lawrence, Shadow Cabinet Member for Regeneration, Community, and Housing
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Local charity gains Billy Childish as patron
Second Chance Medway holds charity art auction, Nucleus Arts' Winter Art Bazaar, we review Poco Loco, our weekly events guide, news in brief, and more
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Where do we go but nowhere?
After a great start to the season for Gillingham FC, things are now looking... less great