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Councillors from both sides of the political divide have opened up on the more sinister aspects of the abuse and harassment they face regularly.
Road layout changes are being proposed as part of a new plan aimed at encouraging people to walk or cycle in built-up areas.
A local authority is asking for feedback on a new strategy it has devised to deliver vital services for the community.
Controversial plans to regenerate a working dockside industrial estate into a business and enterprise campus have been submitted.
A block of new affordable apartments has officially been opened as part of a wider waterfront regeneration project which has courted controversy.
Residents and businesses are being asked to give feedback on a strategy for identifying areas at risk of flooding.
A council’s decision to sell off two town car parks has been put on hold after opposition councillors called in the decision to be looked at again.
A new study estimates nearly a quart of of adults in the Medway Towns lack literacy or numeracy skills which are necessary for everyday life.
A council forced to hire more care worker agency staff while it struggles to retain permanent staff says the government’s plans don’t go far enough.
With a General Election on the horizon, the Liberal Democrats have announced their three parliamentary candidates for Medway.
The Environment Agency has warned people to stay away from beaches, promenades and coastal footpaths due to high tides this afternoon.
A troubled young offenders institution where violence is rife and ‘demoralised’ prison staff are leaving in their droves is under the spotlight again.
Around 150 properties could be snapped up and used to provide accommodation to those in need to help a cash-strapped council save money on renting.
A council’s budget will be £1.7 million lower than expected, after details of central government funding have been released.
A council has confirmed it is looking into a charity’s offer of support for libraries, amid financial difficulties.
As temperatures drop, people are being reminded how they can get help for someone sleeping rough.
When it comes to winning votes, Medway Greens say they’re not fighting other parties but people’s misconceptions – and they’re out to change that.
A council has agreed to sell two of its town car parks for redevelopment.
A council meeting has been disrupted by Gaza pro-ceasefire protestors, shouting ‘shame on you’ at members.
A takeaway pizza parlour’s application to stay open late has been rejected over fears of public nuisance, possible criminality, and littering.
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