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The RPCO return to Castle Concerts
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The Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra (RPCO) are back
at this year?s Rochester Castle Concerts
and will be joined on stage by special guests Laura Wright, Jonathan
Antoine and Hertfordshire Chorus.
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Proms takes
place on Sat,
15 July and is the pre-eminent place to be seen this
summer. So put on your gladrags, grab your candelabra, relax and let
the music move you. Book now!
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Come along and support our service men and women at the Armed Forces Day
on Sat, 24
June at the Great Lines Heritage Park, a free
public event presented by Medway Council in conjunction with the
Royal School of Military Engineering. Highlights include military and
veterans parade, drumhead service and have-a-go
activities - including drive a digger. Find out more.
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In support of the RLSS Drowning Prevention Week
(16-26 June) we are hosting a free water safety event on Sun, 25 June
at Medway Park. Alongside a comprehensive learn to swim programme,
including swimming lessons, we can
teach you and your family the lifesaving skills you need to stay safe
in the water this summer. Find out more.
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Live on stage with Radio Two?s Leo Green with musicians,
dancers and singers dancing through the 50s. Jay McGuiness, Natalie
Lowe and Louis Smith will swing, bop, jitterbug, lindy hop, jive and
ballroom through the greatest songs from the greatest decade of music
in a one off show, Rip it Up!
Numbers include Smile, Mona Lisa, Cry, Unforgettable, When I Fall In
Love, One For My Baby and Wonderful World. Coming to The Central
Theatre on Thurs,
5 Oct. Book your
tickets now.
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News and
information
For more information about Medway Council visit www.medway.gov.uk
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Explore Medway by bike
Cyclists have miles of new routes to explore as we
officially opened a network of sporting and recreational trails
during National Bike Week.
We were awarded ?2.5million from the Central Government
Local Growth Fund, supplemented with ?300,000 from the council?s
Local Transport Plan, to improve cycling opportunities in Medway.
Existing cycle routes have been extended and cyclists now have more
than 70 miles of on-road, off-road and green cycle routes to explore.
Find out more.
Chatham?s transformation into city centre begins
Medway Council has secured ?4million of government
funding to help regenerate Chatham and make it a better place for
residents, workers and visitors.
Members of the Cabinet and senior council officials
attended the town centre on Mon, 19 June to mark the start of the
improvement works. The project, known as Chatham Placemaking,
is due to be completed in 2018. Find out more.
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Make your voice heard
Make your voice heard - transformation of early help
services including children?s centres.
Medway residents are encouraged to take part in the
consultation which started on Wed, 31 May and runs until 5pm on Wed, 12 July.
This gives residents the opportunity to have their say in how early
help services and children?s centre support should be provided.
Detailed background
information and the questionnaire
can be found online.
Medway's new archives centre opening soon
A brand new family history and local studies centre is
opening on Bryant Road, Strood on Tues, 4 July with more of
Medway's historical records online and experts on hand to help you
discover more about your family history and the local area. Plus a
dedicated quiet room to study historical documents. Find out more.
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