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Medway River Lit has more stories to tell
lus an elected mayor on the horizon, a Gillingham pub's suspended licence, and a Brompton flat fit for The Traitors
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Is Medway really one of England’s hardest places to grow up?
A national study puts Medway bottom in the south east. The council questions the ranking, but some findings are harder to dismiss
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Medway Council discovers the problem with Medway Council's rules
Plus an opening date for Chatham’s new Aldi, a major Rochester development site goes up for sale, and more elaborate estate agent prose
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Medway makes another attempt to seize abandoned Rochester property
Why Medway Council is revisiting a five-year-old decision, plus new plans for two historic buildings and proposed new street drinking restrictions
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Everything is fine at Medway Council, apart from almost everything
Plus Rochester loses a museum, a burglar makes himself a sandwich, and an estate agent discovers creative writing
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Live: Medway Council October meeting
MCG investigation, a councillor in trouble, finances, and lots more on the agenda
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Seven years later, Medway's fraud investigation has ended with no answers
Plus Medway's first Young Mayor, another Chatham fire, a very unfortunate florist typo and a grand old Rochester house
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Gillingham’s conservation areas are anything but conserved
Why two protected parts of Gillingham are officially in ‘very bad’ condition, plus Chatham’s new supermarket where anyone can buy discounted food
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Medway untangles its rather strange urgent care system
Plus bed bugs on Southeastern, an unusually quiet week at the council, and your chance to live in the centre of Chatham
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Another promoter wants to turn the Great Lines into a major music venue
Why this attempt might actually happen, plus five Medway Conservative councillors prepare to call it a day
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How Medway’s £8m budget gap became £66m in four months
Plus new council homes, facial recognition, the end of KentLive, and a particularly well-served house in Upnor
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Medway Council is staying. Nobody knows for how long
What the government’s sudden pause means for Medway, the elections next May, and the millions already committed to reorganisation