Sittingbourne.Me Blog Home / Sittingbourne.Me Blog Showing records 81 to 90 of 42026JULAppeal for knitters to help create garden of poppiesSwale Borough Council is launching a knitted poppy appeal at Sheppey Gateway as part of local efforts to mark this year’s Remembrance Day.READ MORE18JULFrancesca’s colourful design transforms town centre flower bed.Francesca Bandalac who attends Regis Manor Primary School, became the first winner of the new Sittingbourne in Bloom Design a Flower Bed Competition.READ MORE12JULHigh hopes for Sittingbourne as in Bloom judges visitLast Thursday the RHS south, south east regional judges visited Sittingbourne to see all the horticultural, environmental and community work that has taken place in the town over the last year. READ MORE11JULHow many cats will you be able to find?A new family friendly historic trail has been designed to encourage walkers to discover the history of some of the main buildings, by finding pictures of 15 cats, which are displayed in the windows of participating outletsREAD MORE3JULThe Vision is about to become a reality or possibly a nightmare.It will hurt, take some time and require sacrifice, yes you guessed the long-anticipated roadworks ahead of the main construction work for the regeneration of Sittingbourne’s town centre are about to commence.READ MORE1JULTreasure, games and live music make for a fun family day at Borden’s Village FeteThere was certainly no shortage of activities on offer at today’s Borden Village Fete with a Punch and Judy Show, balloon racing, a treasure hunt and dog show for starters.READ MORE20JUNCouncils plan approved just hours before meeting where it is due to be debatedA Government inspector has approved the council’s strategy for future development in Swale. READ MORE14JUNLocal Conservatives Appeal for Items for Fire VictimsThe Sittingbourne and Sheppey Conservative Association (SSCA) and Gordon Henderson MP are appealing for items to help the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire in London.READ MORE13JUNGordon Henderson increases share of votes to become MP for the third timeWithout a UKIP candidate, the race was on to see who would pick up the healthy share, around 25%, of the vote UKIP picked up in 2015. READ MORE25MAYDeputy Lieutenant of Kent becomes honorary president of local history groupThe Historical Research Group of Sittingbourne (HRGS) announced that Deputy Lieutenant of Kent, Paul Auston has agreed to become the new Honorary President of HRGS, taking over from Bill Croydon CBE, who has stepped down for family reasons.READ MOREprevious12345678910next