Back in Faversham Eye, Issue 8 we announced we are sponsoring a new local arts and culture festival. It will celebrate the town’s...

In response to the Faversham’s Shoddy Houses: Why are they being built so badly? article in Issue 9: Dear Faversham Eye When all the new...

Compiled by R. GREGORY ACROSS 1 Alert eccentric in court battle (8) 6 Twitch regularly (3) 9 It's tough to conceal love for squirrel (5)...

One of the best things that has come out of the Covid crisis is that we have all had to rethink our shopping habits – for the better. We...

By Andy Capon Wetherspoons founder Tim Martin announced this week that Faversham’s Leading Light pub is to be used as a trial run for new...

Kent County Council has recently announced there will be extended road closures to the Town Centre on Monday to Saturdays (10 – 4pm) for...

By Brian Pain It was only a matter of time before property developer Michael White applied again for planning permission on Ordnance...

The Faversham Eye – Telling you stuff somebody doesn’t want you to know since 2019... We have naturally been devastated by the decision...

Over the next 30 months the Local Plan review will set the vision and framework for development needs for the whole of Swale Borough area...

By Brian Pain Over the past twenty years the buildings along the Creek have changed. What was once a thriving port, full of industrial...

By Richard Belfield As soon as David Rose, the inspector for the Cleve Hill enquiry, was appointed it was an easy bet to see what the...

By Richard Belfield Charles Williams is a local artist with an international reputation, exhibiting his work in the USA, UK and elsewhere...

In our last issue we invited our readers to submit an essay or no more than 2000 words under the title: Life after Coronavirus. We...

TOWN JETTY Built in 1987 the Town Council owned jetty at the Front Brents was in real need of major repair and refurbishment having had...

Robert Greshoff was born in Cape Town, South Africa. He completed a Fine Art degree in photography in 1985 and helped photographers...

WETHERSPOONS Before they go into Wetherspoons on Preston Street, Faversham Eye readers should recall the dreadful behaviour of Tim...

After a five year campaign by Faversham own 20’s Plenty Community Group, Kent County Council has finally approved a 20mph speed limit in...