We're now four issues into our experiment in local journalism and we would just like to say thanks.

An interview with Faversham's new mayor Alison Reynolds.

The letters published in issue 4 of the Faversham Eye.

Every May for the past 25 years, Faversham has hosted its popular classic car and transport show.

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

The second installment of our regular feature, in this issue we try to find Fav's best cup of coffee.

For nearly twenty five years, council meetings have been disrupted.

Tucked behind a small, arched gateway in the alley between Church Road and Abbey Place, the Physic Garden is one of Faversham's real gems.

A local initiative to restore a historic chalk stream in Faversham.

In the next few years, Faversham will experience an explosion in growth caused largely by new housing developments.

The new coalition-run Swale Borough Council will no longer be a soft target for developers, warns its new leader.

After the most successful season in its history, Faversham's rugby club faces being made homeless by plans to improve Faversham Rec.

A coalition of Swale Borough Council's former opposition groups has taken overall control from the Conservatives, promising a radical shakeu

Our story into Faversham's controversial war memorial continues.

Faversham resident and Ex Conservative MP, Sir Roger Moate, passed away in April, aged 80.

Updates to our ongoing story on Cleve Hill.

The regular feature is back for Issue 4 of the Faversham Eye.

Welcome to Issue Four.

Issue 4's update on the arrest of John Wellard.

Graham Symon takes a look at what the Faversham Town Council results really mean.