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Students quiz MP Gordon Henderson
Bapchild and Tonge Primary School Year 6 pupils talk politics with MP Gordon Henderson as part of a unit comparing democracy in Ancient Greece with today's parliamentary system.Read more
Vintage & Makers Market shows off local talent
Today Zoe and I visited our first craft fair this year, the ever popular Vintage & Makers Market, which has become a regular fixture in Bapchild running periodically throughout the year.Read more
Resurfacing London Road at the junction with Hempstead Lane
This is to let you know that, as part of the on-going maintenance and improvement of the highway network, Kent County Council will be resurfacing London Road at the junction with Hempstead Lane.Read more
Always plenty to do in Bapchild
It has been more than 10 years since the Parish Council launched this website and during that time a lot has changed in Bapchild and inevitably some aspects of the site have become dated.Read more
Your views needed on Village Hall
The Hall’s Management Committee would like to hear your comments on what sort of fund raising events you would supportRead more
Bapchild Village Hall Unveils New Sign
Bapchild and Tonge residents gathered on Sunday to see a new Village Hall sign unveiled. The Hall, in School Lane, Bapchild is celebrating being on its present site for 25 years.Read more
Car Wash Update
If you recall the Borough Council served a stop notice in May, which subsequently lapsed and a retrospective application was made.Read more
Car Wash continues operation without permission
The Council has already served a stop notice on the owners of the car wash, but not willing to play by the rules they continue to operate regardless of concerns made by countless residents.Read more
Stop Notice Served on Hand Car Wash
Following several complaints from residents and concerns from the environment agency, Swale Borough Council have served a stop notice to the owners of the car wash business on the former Van World site.Read more
Thief to pay back just £2k
A TRUSTED employee who stole almost £68,000 from a family-run hotel will have to pay back just 3.3% of what she took.Read more