Pride in Place
Use these pages to find out more about the Sheppey East Pride in Place programme
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What goes in your Blue, Food, Garden, and Refuse Bins Abandoned vehicles Drainage and sewers Ask us to clean a street
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Voting, Elections, and Referendums Open Spaces, Leisure and Tourism Community Safety and Emergencies Your Council Dogs and Animal Welfare Performance and Transparency
Use these pages to find out more about the Sheppey East Pride in Place programme
Read More about Pride in Place
People in Swale facing financial crisis can receive crucial support and advice from local charities and community groups.
Read More about Crisis and resilience support available in Swale
We want to know what you think about living in your area right now, what works well, and what needs improving.
Read More about Your Swale SurveyFind more services on Kent County Council's website, including apply for a blue badge, bus passes and road safety.
Find more services on Kent County Council's website, including advice about adoption and fostering.
Find more services on Kent County Council's website, including advice about education and children including school places, term dates and college and sixth form.
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Find more information on GOV.UK, including the state pension, contracts, holidays and time off sick.
Passport, travel and living abroad
Find more information on GOV.UK, including passports and travelling abroad.
Find more information on GOV.UK, including reporting crimes and the law.