We continue looking into Faversham Town Council's purchase of 12 Market Place.

Faversham Eye continues its look into library opening times.

Something momentous just happened in Faversham.

The results of Faversham's local elections in full

Issue 3 of the Faversham Eye is dedicated to our good friend Brenda Chester.

Following last issue’s investigation into Faversham’s controversial war memorial garden, new information has emerged about the project.

Cleve Hill Solar Park is a massive proposed £450 million development of solar photovoltaic panels on protected marshland near Graveney.

A special vessel was launched in the Creek basin this month.

We kick off our review series with the beer most closely associated with the town, Master Brew from Faversham brewers Shepherd Neame.

The rock music world is mourning the loss of guitar legend Bernie Tormé, who has died at the age of 66.

A selection of the letters we've received and published in Issue 3 of the Faversham Eye.

With the passing of Brenda Chester last month, Faversham has lost a powerful force for good.

Welcome to our new occasional feature following the activities of Faversham’s own Conservative MP Helen Whately.

List of upcoming events in Faversham April-July

Richard Fleury's review of Will Self's performance at the Faversham Literary Festival on the 21st February 2019.

The recent history of Faversham Creek makes sorry reading despite the efforts of many hard-working and well-meaning people.

Opposition parties are working together in a bid to oust 'Tommy Robinson'-tweeting Tory councillor Andrew Bowles.

New evidence has come to light about how Faversham Town Council conspired to have a pensioner arrested on his birthday...

A selection of miscellaneous columns from the print version of the Faversham Eye.

We went through all the election leaflets produced by potential councillors of all parties and independents (where available) ...

If an existing Councillor, what do you consider your best achievements in the last four years? Many candidates not yet Cllrs but have...

Hello my name is Gareth and I grew up on the North Preston estate in town, I attended the Abbey School and have lived in Faversham all my...

If an existing Councillor, what do you consider your best achievements in the last four years? Many candidates not yet Cllrs but have...

Carole has brought up a family and lived locally all her life. She was a senior union steward for 20 years at Faversham Tesco, where she...

Julian worked as a local government officer helping young people get into work for over 30 years and is now heavily involved in local...

My name is Jenny Hamilton and I live in Priory Ward on the North Preston Estate. I am 37 years old, married with three children one of...

The Priory Ward Liberal Democrat team thought it would be helpful to provide a team response to your questions concerning councillors and...

I am Faversham born and bred on my father’s side 5th generation and my mum’s 6+ generation. I was brought up on North Preston estate,...

Trevor has lived in Faversham for 25 years and plays an active part in several local groups. He is Chair of the Faversham Footpaths Group...

If an existing Councillor, what do you consider your best achievements in the last four years?  N/A What are voters’ main priorities in...

This is a response for Councillor Antony Hook and fellow Abbey Ward Lib Dem Candidates Hannah Perkin, Chris Williams and Denise Knights...

If an existing Councillor, what do you consider your best achievements in the last four years? Gained acceptance of need for an Ospringe...

Local elections on Thursday 2nd May are Faversham’s opportunity to choose a council the town can work with and ensure our interests.

Information about the candidates, including photo, name, party, whether they're running for SBC, and whether they replied to our questionnai

The latest from the town.