John Wishart - Chairman
Tel: 07971 511956
Email: john@togthedog.co.uk
Website: www.upara.club
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Wednesday, 1 January 2020
Happy New Year
🎉 HAPPY NEW YEAR 🎉
Wishing all our friends and followers around the world a peaceful and prosperous new year.
Thanks for all the support you give Upchurch Matters throughout the year 👍🏼
Upchurch Matters
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Monday, 30 December 2019
Pellet Fired Through Pub Window - Hartlip
Crime Number: 46/246161/19
At 8:00pm on Saturday the 28th of December, unknown persons, possibly a group of 6 youths, were responsible for firing a pellet through a pub window in Lower Hartlip Road, Hartlip.
If you have any information that could help investigators please contact Kent Police on telephone number 101 and quote the relevant crime number above.
For more information on crime prevention visit: www.kent.police.uk
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Wednesday, 25 December 2019
Tuesday, 24 December 2019
UPDATE: Tuesday 24th December - Notification of Major Gas Works: A2 - High Street, Newington
In close consultation with Kent County Council from Monday 6th January, we'll be working to the east of Newington Industrial Estate, between properties 97 and 111 London Road. For everyone’s safety around our site, we’ll need to install temporary two-way traffic lights for approximately two weeks.
To guarantee gas supplies to properties in the area, we need to revise our programme of works, especially as we have entered the winter period where the gas demand increases. From Monday 20th January 2020, we'll be upgrading our network in the A2, working in Keycol Hill by Rook Lane, Sittingbourne. For everyone’s continued safety, temporary two-way traffic lights will be in place around our work area for approximately six weeks.
We have further work to carry out along the A2, Newington. We’re continuing to plan this and our revised programme of works with the local authority. We will share all the information with you once details have been confirmed.
We appreciate your understanding and patience while we carry out essential gas mains replacement work in the area.
If you have any further questions, please let me know.
Kind regards
Paige Roberts
Stakeholder and Community Manager
Kind regards
Paige Roberts
Stakeholder and Community Manager
SGN Gas
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Monday, 23 December 2019
Swale Borough Council - More Than 50 Per cent Cut to Long Stay Parking Prices at New Multi-storey Car Park
Swale Borough Council has reduced the cost of parking for more than 6 hours to £7 from the £15 to provide more long stay car parking needed around the station and town centre.
Cllr Tim Valentine, cabinet member for environment at the council, said:
“We’re pleased to offer more long stay car parking spaces at the Bourne Place multi-storey car park for locals and visitors in Sittingbourne.
The more than 50 per cent reduction will open up 308 spaces at the new car park.
We know that more long stay parking is needed near the station and around the town centre, so we decided to amend the long stay charge to provide the space that users need.
The multi-storey car park offers secure and well-lit parking between 8am and 7pm every day, giving users peace of mind during the darker winter mornings and evenings. It also benefits from CCTV cameras throughout the building for extra reassurance.
The car park will be open 24-hours a day when the Travelodge hotel opens which will make it even easier for commuters to park.”
The car park will be closed on Christmas day, Boxing day and the New Years day, opening the usual times on all other days.
Bourne Place Multi-Storey Car Park
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New tariff:
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Up to 30 minutes
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£0.50
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Up to 1 hour
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£1.00
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Up to 2 hours
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£2.00
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Up to 3 hours
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£3.00
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Up to 4 hours
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£4.00
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Up to 5 hours
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£5.00
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Up to a maximum of 6 hours
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£6.00
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Over 6 hours (within 24-hour period)
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£7.00
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Lost Ticket
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£15.00
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The charge is for all parking bays including disabled and parent/child bays.
Swale Borough Council
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