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Faversham has a magnificent series of royal charters granted to the town by successive English monarchs. The earliest surviving Faversham charter dates from the reign of Henry II in 1252 followed by eighteen more granted by 1685.
The surviving mill near Faversham is the oldest of its kind in the world. Please note - Chart Mills is currently only accessible via The Faversham Society Guided Walks programme.
Download or view online a selection of guides and maps produced for visitor information in Swale.
'Seaside Award' beach beside a traditional small resort with shops, amusement arcades and treats.
Located on the seafront in Sheerness providing a range of services and leisure facilities.
Now General Stores and pop up soup kitchen all served via covid safe take away or al fresco style
We welcome you all, young and old, to our little gem hidden in Blue Town, Sheerness. We are a community cinema, a music hall, an accredited museum and a vintage tea room right here on the Isle of Sheppey. We are also a theatre so if you’re looking for a show to see, then look no further.
Blue Town Heritage Centre is entirely run by volunteers. The Accredited museum has a number of displays showing the vast historical significance of the area.
A friendly Irish guesthouse situated close to Faversham railway station and the town centre.
An ideal base to sample the delights of the Mid Kent Downs, an “Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty”.
