Because it takes more than the biggest global crisis in a century to stop the Faversham Eye. In just a few brief months, Coronavirus has ...

By Frances Beaumont Before we all went into lockdown many groups got out their gardening tools and started tree planting, rewilding and g...

By Richard Belfield The Faversham Post Office shut yet again this month “until further notice.”. According to the notice in the window t...

Peter started his career in the late 1970’s after training at Canterbury and Folkestone Art Colleges. He worked straightaway with adverti...

By Nathalie Banaigs Each town has its individual characters, those who leave their mark in people’s memories. Faversham has a few and Jac...

By Richard Belfield The behaviour of the planning inspectors in the Cleve Hill solar farm inquiry gets more bizarre by the day. There has...

As we are all painfully aware, Faversham is suffering a flood of new housing developments which threaten the character and identity of th...

By Richard Fleury The whole world will remember 2020 as the year of coronavirus. In Faversham, as elsewhere, the outbreak has caused the ...

It is good to see the front page of Inside Swale (our borough council’s quarterly newsletter) is devoted to a picture of Standard Quay br...

Words and images by: Nathalie Banaigs Walking through the streets of Faversham between 29 March and the 9 April 2020, I saw a town quiet...