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We Don't Have To Take Our Clothes Off
Jermaine Stewart -
Montego Bay
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Too Good To Be Forgotten
Chi-Lites -
Hot Love
T Rex
Coming up...
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Adrian Charlton's Breakfast Show7:00am - 10:00am
The only way to start your day!
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Angela Maybourne's Golden Years with ELS10:00am - 11:00am
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In The Bourne with Tony Weaver & The Woodstock Club11:00am - 1:00pm
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What's on
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Shrek JR – Avenue Theatre Productions Jnrs
Avenue Theatre Productions Junior proudly present their sixth production – Shrek JR! Join them for a hilarious, heartwarming adventure as everyone’s favouri...
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FREE Face To Face Advice Session
Local Charity Autism Apprentice offer advice and guidance to people and families throughout Swale on education, autism, ADHD and benefits. If you aren't sure wh...
at Swift House, Periwinkle Court, Perwinkle Close -
Halloween Themed Arts & Crafts
The Park Ranger and Friends of Milton Creek will be offering children's Halloween themed arts and crafts activities. All participants will be able to make a cla...
at Milton Creek Country Park -
Men Talk Health Meeting
Local men's support group Men Talk Health run a weekly meet-up for men, who want to make positive changes in their lives and combat Mental Health issues. For mo...
at Holy Trinity Church (next to Lidl)
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Pumpkin recycling scheme is back
Residents can pick, carve and then recycle their pumpkins this Halloween thanks to Swale Borough Council’s pumpkin recycling scheme.
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Support local causes and have the chance to win an iPhone
People supporting local?good causes?could win a brand-new Apple iPhone 18 Pro Max, or up to £25,000, by buying tickets for Swale Borough Council’s community lottery.
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No trick or treat poster to let people know you aren't taking part in Halloween
People who don’t want to take part in Halloween activities this year can let others know thanks to a poster designed by Swale Borough Council.