At its Board meeting on 6th December,  the Faversham Society reaffirmed its support for the 20's Plenty for Faversham campaign. A 20 mph speed limit across the town would go […]

A report of the meeting held on 07 October 2016 in the Assembly Rooms The purpose of the meeting was to bring to the attention of our members the Kent […]

Professor Paul Binski, Professor of the History of Medieval Art and Fellow of Gonville and Caius College, lectured on the history and significance of the wall paintings presently obscured by the organ […]

At its Board meeting on 16th August the future of the two brick buildings beside the swing bridge. We believe that the two buildings are late 19th century and have […]

It seems that the plans to re-route ZF5 are likely to be debated again shortly and that the Society will be invoked in support of one side or another. The Society's position […]

The Board has discussed in detail the latest version of Swale Borough Council's Development Plan. The Society has expressed it concern about the impact of the increased housing allocations on traffic and […]

At the Swing Bridge  Steering Group meeting yesterday the question of whether to demolish or preserve the brick sheds by the bridge was discussed. It was suggested that the Board of Trustees of the […]

Last night at the Faversham Society AGM attended by just short of 100 people Harold Goodwin was elected Chair of the Society for 2016-17 I accept the responsibility with a […]

The Faversham Society broadly welcomes the report on the Faversham Creek Neighbourhood Plan by the independent examiner, Mr Timothy Jones. The report recognises the value of the heritage and archaeology […]

The Society has sent the following letter to the Faversham News in response to comments about Faversham Town Council's plans for 12 Market Place that were made by Mark Gardner […]