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Swale Borough Council Priorities Survey

By Throwley Parish Clerk Throwley Parish Council

Monday, 7 September 2026

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People in Swale can shape the priorities of their local council and help provide a clear view of what is most important to them for the future.

Swale Borough Council is carrying out research to understand what issues matter most to their residents ahead of the formation of new unitary authorities.

The council’s survey asks locals what they think about living in their area, what services work well, and others that may need improving.

This follows the government’s recent decision to change how local services are delivered in Kent.

In April 2028, Swale Borough Council will be replaced by a new unitary council covering Swale, Ashford, Folkestone, and Hythe.

Before this change, the council will continue to deliver local services.

The council’s survey will help shape its current priorities while providing the new unitary council with a clear view of what is important to local people.

To take part, please respond to this online survey by 30 September 2026.

If you have any queries or would like a paper copy, please email Swale Borough Council at [email protected]

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Throwley Parish Clerk

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c/o Fairview Lodge, Bowl Road, Throwley, Faversham, Kent, TN27 0NH

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