Have a safe and spooktacular Halloween James Williams, our Director of Public Health is encouraging residents to celebrate a spooktacular Halloween at home this year.
Have a spooktacular Halloween! To help save lives and prevent the spread of coronavirus, we need you to celebrate Halloween safely this year. Lucky for
Here’s the latest from A Better Medway. Expect Stoptober news, information on World Mental Health Day and become a flufighter!
Better outcomes for Medway’s cancer patients When a person is diagnosed with cancer they often feel like their world has collapsed or they have lost
Bill and the chatty bench gets Medway talking Bill Ronan, Public Health Projects Officer, is enjoying a hot cup of tea after returning from his latest
All the latest from A Better Medway can be found below, including Stoptober information. New mental health campaign coming soon Medway is supporting the launch
Celebrating Medway’s public health services A Better Medway: On a hot afternoon in early July, 150 health professionals and Olympic athlete Kate Allenby MBE gathered
Your latest newsletter from A Better Medway is here and there’s plenty in this week’s issue, including how to make the most of your bank
Hosted by Medway Council’s Arts Development and Public Health Teams in partnership with University of Kent who together recognise the value of dance, arts and
Since we celebrate Mother’s Day and International Women’s Day in March, this month’s newsletter kicks off with a look at some of the ways we
