There's no place like The Woodville this Christmas as The Wizard of Oz follows the yellow brick road to Gravesend
There really is no place like The Woodville this Christmas, as audiences are invited to follow the Yellow Brick Road for a spectacular new pantomime production of The Wizard of Oz.
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Funding won to help tackle gum pollution
The council has been granted more than £11,000 to help tackle chewing gum discarded on the streets of the Borough.
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Funding to help make streets safer
We have been given £60,000 from the Government’s Safer Streets programme. To be used to improve safety in key areas in the Borough.
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Success for Gravesham's Digital Inclusion Pilot
Gravesham’s Digital Inclusion pilot has completed its first phase with fantastic success.
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Latest response to lower Thames crossing
Read the council's response to the latest consultation phase of the proposed Lower Thames Crossing.
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Annual Canvass begins
The annual canvass has begun, to ensure all eligible voters in Gravesham are up-to-date.
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Sensory garden opened by the Lord Lieutenant of Kent
Our new Sensory Garden at Woodlands Park, Gravesend, part of the Queens Green Canopy initiative, has been opened by the Lady Colgrain, the Lord Lieutenant of Kent.
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Second fine of £20,000 for fly-tipping
Man fined £20,000 for failing to provide information regarding fly tipping in Cobham and Shorne.
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Free bike marking
Do you rely on your bike so you can get to work or take your kids to school/nursery? Or is it an expensive but vital hobby of yours? Have it marked for free from Kent Police.
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Funding awarded to upskill local people
Funding has been awarded to O'Halloran & O'Brien training academy to support upskilling local people.
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Man fined over £21,000 for not cooperating with fly-tipping enquiry
Man was found guilty and fined £21,463 for failure to cooperate with fly-tipping enquiry.
