Sittingbourne
Sittingbourne is the largest of the three main towns in Swale and accordingly is the most populated. In term of size a lot of people might be quite surprised to learn that Swale as a whole is the third most populated borough in Kent, falling only just behind Maidstone and Canterbury. We are even larger than Ashford in terms of population which I think would astonish even those who live here.
Once a large industrial town, Sittingbourne has migrated into something of a commuter suburb of London. Indeed the majority of people moving into the area in recent years have originated from North Kent and London.
The town is destined for large scale regeneration which a new focus on the town centre, although the recent withdrawal of Tesco from these plans has left the Council without a coherent plan for the future.
Once a large industrial town, Sittingbourne has migrated into something of a commuter suburb of London. Indeed the majority of people moving into the area in recent years have originated from North Kent and London.
The town is destined for large scale regeneration which a new focus on the town centre, although the recent withdrawal of Tesco from these plans has left the Council without a coherent plan for the future.
Your Borough Councillors
The unparished area of central Sittingbourne is represented on Swale Borough Council by Labour Councillors Shelley Cheesman, Simon Clark, Charlie Miller, Karen Watson and Tim GibsonThis is split into three wards Chalkwell, Homewood and Roman.
Homewood
Shelley Cheesman
Email: ShelleyCheesman@swale.gov.uk
Simon Clark
186 Park Road, Sittingbourne, Kent ME10 1ES
Tel: N/A
Email: SimonClark@swale.gov.uk
Chalkwell
Charlie Miller
Email: CharlieMiller@swale.gov.uk
Roman
Karen Watson
Tel: 07778 951007
Email: KarenWatson@swale.gov.uk
Tim Gibson
31 Trotts Hall Gardens, Sittingbourne Kent ME10 4DG
Tel: 01795 427074
Email: TimGibson@swale.gov.uk