The Week in Medway Politics, 6 Jan

Members dread attending 'vicious' council meetingshttps://t.co/n04m7rsJeQ pic.twitter.com/Sl7avkoMg1

— KentOnline (@Kent_Online) December 31, 2018

Anyone heard anything from the Medway People’s Voice launch last night? pic.twitter.com/IlzLscacoF

— The Political Medway (@MedwayPolitics) January 3, 2019

Confirmed on his Facebook page all along pic.twitter.com/Oa03y1EIAM

— The Political Medway (@MedwayPolitics) January 3, 2019

Looks like we'll be getting some kind of orange vest protests on the peninsula next week. pic.twitter.com/9GJ0rg0xGj

— The Political Medway (@MedwayPolitics) January 5, 2019

Under the @MedwayTories we’ve witnessed a significant number of pub closures since they took office. https://t.co/TCgrRlkuBz

— Medway Labour (@MedwayLabour) December 31, 2018

Whilst @Se_Railway commuters suffering huge fare increases several Medway Tory MPs claiming £10k on hotel bills per year according to @MedwayPolitics . On the day fares are going up they justify why they do this when many can’t afford too. https://t.co/53nZKlHWBh

— Medway Labour (@MedwayLabour) January 2, 2019

Important to know that #Singapore's #tax system has been slammed @Oxfam for providing a tax haven for multibillion dollar corporations, and is in the bottom 10 countries in the world at tackling #inequality despite being among the world’s wealthiest nations. https://t.co/bKpUyRhVdu

— Medway Labour (@MedwayLabour) January 2, 2019

A study found the most #overcrowded #train services were on average 187% of capacity in 2017, an increase of 25% since 2011, cancelled/significantly late trains was at the highest level in 17 years #railfail #thedailysqueeze #literally https://t.co/TpW5n2uXqP pic.twitter.com/wHCFpuIDbr

— Medway Labour (@MedwayLabour) January 3, 2019

Labour Councillors, candidates, and activists have been out campaigning across #Medway’s #train stations to highlight the shocking train fare rises for long-suffering #commuters. The cost of train tickets has gone up once again, this year by 3.1%. https://t.co/r0UGufHDwJ pic.twitter.com/WtD4V2TCMF

— Medway Labour (@MedwayLabour) January 3, 2019

Pride In Medway Awards – The deadline for nominations has been extended until Fri, 4 Jan. Make your nominations for someone in Medway who has overcome major issues, is courageous, an outstanding carer, a community champion, or a committed volunteer. Visit https://t.co/T5ERfrpIOe pic.twitter.com/aTezorA4fw

— Medway Council (@medway_council) December 30, 2018

Happy New Year everyone! pic.twitter.com/eLPmXzQXtI

— Medway Council (@medway_council) January 1, 2019

Having a New Year clear-up? Pop bottles, plastics and cans in your white reusable bag or clear sack. Recycle it right in 2019 – reusable bags are available from our 15 libraries. Find out more at https://t.co/RjKuEh2bX5 @medwayrecycles pic.twitter.com/AFbPo1BeAZ

— Medway Council (@medway_council) January 1, 2019

#SWEP implemented in #Medway. Rough sleepers who were unable to get to Kingsley House during the day will still be provided with emergency accommodation by contacting our out of hours homelessness service on 01634 304400 https://t.co/wJsnoJS6sj

— Medway Council (@medway_council) January 3, 2019

We are featured in @Kent_Online https://t.co/jTYDSvoAcB

— Medway Youth Council (@MYC_MEDWAY) December 31, 2018

A convicted terrorist from Rochester, who planned to drive a van into shoppers in London's Oxford Street, said he had "resisted" a de-radicalisation programme. https://t.co/5kUf9HmVpB

— BBC South East (@bbcsoutheast) January 3, 2019

Medway is the only place in Kent to get this new snack…https://t.co/aSgagcFifl pic.twitter.com/O8P3Vv0Q0V

— Medway Messenger (@MedwayMessenger) January 3, 2019

Here are some fun moments from 2018. Thank you all for making this year a wonderful year. Looking forward to seeing you all in 2019. pic.twitter.com/vY1GN1amqN

— Rehman Chishti (@Rehman_Chishti) December 31, 2018