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5
OCT
People are being asked if there need to be any changes to conservation areas in Borden Parish and at Tonge.
24
SEP
Councillors have being given an update on the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on employment in the borough which shows that between March and August the unemployment claimant count rose from 3.6 per cent to 6.8 per cent across Swale.
21
SEP
The campaign, is a scheme run in partnership by Google and organisation ParentZone. It aims to improve the understanding of primary school age children about the internet.
20
SEP
The Liberal Democrats are calling for an extension of the Government’s furlough
scheme until the jobs market is “ready to bounce back” in the wake of “staggering
job losses” across the country.
18
SEP
The plans were submitted by The Light, the company behind the 8-screen cinema currently being fitted out in the new Bourne Place development between the high street and train station.
17
SEP
Swale Borough Council has received more than £180,000 from the government’s Next Steps Accommodation Programme to help provide interim accommodation and support to rough sleepers.
15
SEP
Gordon Henderson MP has today shown support for British food and farming on Back British Farming Day, recognising the crucial role farmers play in producing food for the nation and caring for the countryside.
11
SEP
With recent report of cases of coronavirus in the area, Swale Borough Council wants to reassure residents that the number of local cases is still low.
11
SEP
In preparation for the easing of the lockdown measures, the Government asked local councils to take measures to protect public safety as High Streets reopened. In Swale this included putting in place various safety measures and pedestrianisation, and these have made it easier for people to visit and support local shops safely.
7
SEP
Data from the council’s air quality monitoring at St Paul’s Street and Keycol Hill has shown increases in certain types of pollutants, prompting the council to take action and write to residents in the affected areas explaining what will happen now.