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The future of Medway
Council budget funding changes, local government reforms, and the possibility that Medway won't even exist in a few years
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"I like Chatham a lot"
What Steven asked Sam Hall, playright, graphic novelist, and one of the founders of the Medway River Lit festival
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Landmark dockyard building to become digital creative hub
Plus Medway writer no longer on call for Doctors, Lyrici Arts masterclasses, we review Bird Box, our weekly events guide, news in brief, and more
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Forming rainbows over Medway
A new organisation is advocating for the LGBT+ community in our towns. We talk to the founders about the project, the abuse they've faced, and what comes next.
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Government accepts Chatham Docks redevelopment
Plus heckling the Planning Committee, Buses get 50% more expensive, 510 homes and supermarket proposed near the Strand, news in brief, and more
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“What we really need is a real big sponsor”
What Steven asked Kevin Grist and Janet Moore, directors of Electric Medway
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Medway’s literary festival aims big
Plus Bill Lewis maybe announces retirement, we review Kaya Meze Bar, our weekly events guide, news in brief, and more
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Spembley continues to loom large on Chatham skyline
How can a building be allowed to fall into such a state of disrepair?
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Frozen pensioners, hate crimes, and devolution
It can only be a full Medway Council meeting! Plus Francis Iles to become 'a dining hub', Conservative councillor hits the US doorstep, news in brief, and more
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“You can sometimes make unpopular decisions”
What Steven asked Simon Curry, Medway Council portfolio holder for climate change and strategic regeneration
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Electric Medway turns five
Plus Guildhall Museum gets an Artisan Showroom, we review Nutmegs Patisserie, our weekly events guide, news in brief, and more
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Voice of the Police and Crime Commissioner
Kent Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Scott on reducing Medway's crime rate and his Annual Policing Survey