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Those watching No Time To Die on opening night (30 September) are encouraged to don their finest evening wear and dress to impress. There’ll be photo opportunities, a themed cocktail menu, and plenty of other surprises too – a true welcome back to cinema.
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A developer consortium composed of the Kent Science Park, local landowners and Quinn Estates have put forward plans for a massive 50% increase of urban Sittingbourne, plus a business park to rival Eurolink in size.
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AUG
Trying to understand a planning application on this scale is very difficult, so we have prepared an infographic which outline some of the fundamental impacts on Sittingbourne.
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JUL
The Historical Research Group of Sittingbourne (HRGS) / Heritage Hub were presented with the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service (QAVS) by Her Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of Kent, The Lady Colgrain, in the atrium of the Forum shopping centre in Sittingbourne on Thursday.
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JUL
Temporary road closures in Faversham, Sheerness and Sittingbourne were removed from 19 July following the Government’s latest announcement on the easing of restrictions.
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JUL
Voluntary and community groups can bid for money from their local councillor as Swale Borough Council’s member grant scheme opens again.
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JUL
Children and parents will soon be able to enjoy revamped and freshly painted play areas around the borough this summer thanks to a £28,000 investment from Swale Borough Council.
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JUN
You may remember Natalie Gorman from a previous post where she tackled a smaller charity walk from Cromer Pier in Norfolk to Sittingbourne.
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JUN
The leader of the council will be updating members on how the council is working to help the local community recover from the impact of the coronavirus.
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JUN
As a local estate agent for Harrisons Homes and former Swale Borough Council Candidate, I know that we have a housing crisis, however, there is not a shortage of houses being built, but a shortage of the right types of homes for local people, we need to build bungalows.