By Brian Pain The current planning application for housing on Ordnance Wharf has attracted an exceptionally high number of objections,...

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

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

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...

We have been contacted by several readers who are concerned that the temporary creek bridge will become a permanent fixture. We feel it...

The lower half of the Town jetty is now in a safe condition and shortly, the Faversham Creek Navigation Company will gently dredge along...

By Brian Pain Photo by Alex Law On the morning of Monday, 9 December, the huge crane was finally in place and due to lift the swing...

Words by Richard Fleury Photos by Pete Smith and Lucy Wood Overshadowed by the grand Thames sailing barges, boxy houseboats, and...

By Richard Fleury Delays replacing the creek swing bridge could have cost Faversham half a million pounds in grants. The Government’s...

By Brian Pain Faversham’s creek bridge will be lifted out by crane before Christmas for inspection by engineers. “Our plan is to carry...

A brief history of the Swale Match, by Julian Mannering

Sunday 19th May saw the annual Faversham Creek Rowing Race.

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

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

Every summer, usually at the beginning of August, a large fleet of traditional boats congregate on the River Swale.