Gravesham Community Awards 2026 are open
Do you know someone who has gone the extra mile for the benefit of others? We want your nominations.
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Gravesham residents offered help and support as council tax bills land
Residents concerned about being able to afford to pay their council tax bill are being urged to contact us now to speak about what help they can be given.
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Food Waste Action Week
We are proud to announce that we will be supporting Love Food Hate Waste’s Food Waste Action Week campaign.
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Changes to bus routes through Gravesend town centre
Bus routes are changing in Gravesend town centre with the closure of the bus gate on King Street from 1 April.
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New leisure centre for Gravesham gets planning green light
The proposed replacement for Cascades Leisure Centre in Thong Lane, Gravesend, received the go ahead from planners at a meeting of the authority’s planning committee last night (Wednesday).
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Latest new council homes for residents are opened
The latest apartments in our programme to build hundreds of new council-owned social homes for residents on the authority’s housing register opened in Valley Drive this week.
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Tough decisions are ahead as £4.3 million budget gap looms
Gravesham Borough Council faces tough decisions over the coming years to tackle an anticipated budget gap of £4.3 million predicted for the financial year 2026/27.
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Sobering report highlights problems facing public’s access to GP services
New reports found that patients in North Kent are much less satisfied with their experience of accessing GP services than across England as a whole.
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Celebrations for the King's Coronation
The Coronation ceremony for His Majesty King Charles III will take place on Saturday 6 May 2023.
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Permission granted for latest development of new council homes
We are to continue our long-term programme of building new council homes after permission was granted for our latest development at St Columba’s Close, Gravesend
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Blow for Gravesend regeneration plans after second Levelling Up Fund bid rejected
The future regeneration of the town centre is at risk after Gravesham Borough Council’s second bid for £20 million from the Government’s Levelling Up Fund was rejected.
