Monday, 4 March 2019
Swale Borough Council - Environmental Surgeries
People with concerns about littering, fly tipping, graffiti or any other environmental issues in their neighbourhoods are being invited to come to surgeries being held by Swale Borough Council and Kent County Council.
Environmental Wardens will be available on:
Friday 8th March, The Hub in Eastchurch from 10:00am till 12.00pm
Monday 11th March, Sheerness Gateway from 11:00am till 1:00pm
Friday 22nd March, 12 Market Place Faversham from 10:00am till 1:00pm
Cllr David Simmons, cabinet member for the environment said:
“Swale residents have a right to live in pleasant and clean environments, and these surgeries are a great way for people to tell us about the issues that affect them. I encourage anyone concerned about anti-social behaviour to come along and talk to our wardens. If you are concerned about issues in your communities, please don’t hesitate to come and talk to us. We need your feedback to keep delivering a great service to people in our area.”
About our Wardens
Our Environment Wardens team is here to help keep Swale clean, green and safe. They can be seen around the borough cleaning graffiti, removing abandoned vehicles, clearing up fly tipping, fixing play equipment or talking to residents about the issues that concern them in their area and reminding them of their responsibilities. They are visible in their new blue and orange uniform.
Some of the tasks that they can deal with include:
• Untaxed and abandoned vehicles in public areas
• Undertaking routine road checks with the police
• Identifying, investigating and arranging the removal of graffiti
• Identifying and taking action against persons involved in fly posting
• Tackling fly tippers
• Issuing fixed penalty notices against people who drop litter, or allow their dog to foul in public without cleaning it up
• Enforcing local by-laws
• Tackling anti-social behaviour, and confiscating alcohol and tobacco off underage drinkers and smokers
• Offering advice to householders, and businesses regarding when and where to leave their waste for collection
• Maintaining and inspecting play park areas, including the installation of new equipment
• Inspecting green spaces
• Safety inspections of memorials
• Parking on grass verges
Swale Borough Council
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Sunday, 3 March 2019
UpARA - March 2019 Newsletter & Latest Schedule of Events
John Wishart - Chairman
Tel: 07971 511956
Email: john@togthedog.co.uk
Email: john@togthedog.co.uk
Sandy Tutt - Honorary Secretary
Tel: 01634 361516
Email: dylansnan@sky.com
Email: dylansnan@sky.com
Website: www.upara.club
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Saturday, 2 March 2019
Newington History Group
Most people living in Newington, Upchurch and Lower Halstow know that the villages were once major centres of brickmaking, but fewer know details of the industry, why it flourished here and why it declined.
Dave Burton will talk about the villages' brickfields at Newington History Group's meeting on Thursday, March 14th at 7:30pm.
The group, which meets on the second Thursday of the month in the Methodist Hall, Church Lane, seeks to unearth, record, preserve and promote the history of the village and neighbouring areas. Annual subscription is £15 and guests (£3) are welcome.
View the website: www.newingtonhistorygroup.btck.co.uk to see this year's full programme of events.
And follow the History Group on Twitter: @newingtonhg
And follow the History Group on Twitter: @newingtonhg
Richard Thompstone - Newington History Group
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Friday, 1 March 2019
Emergency Road Closure - School Lane, Iwade
It will be necessary to close School Lane, Iwade from Friday 1st March 2019 for up to 3 Days.
The road will be closed from the junctions of Holy Blue Drive to Basser Hill.
It is planned that the road will be closed between 07:30 and 17:00.
The alternative route is via Iwade Road, Stickfast Lane, Sheppey Way, Ferry Road and School Lane.
This is to enable carriageway repairs to be carried out by KCC Highways.
There will be a gate marshal present to allow access for residents.
This Notice applies when the relevant signs and barriers are on site and is valid for a period of no more than 21 days.
The Kent County Council Highways Helpline is: 03000 418181
For details of roadworks, please see: www.kenttraffic.info
Kent County Council - Highways, Transportation & Waste
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