Links

Medway's key regeneration partners and supporters of Medway1 magazine:

Bam Nuttall is a major UK civil engineering contractor with offices in Harrietsham and Tunbridge Wells. With many projects successfully completed regionally.

Berkeley is developing a new dynamic waterside quarter of contemporary apartments and townhouses at Victory Pier in Gillingham.

Breheny, for all your civil engineering needs. Delivering successful solutions from £50k to £20million to public and private clients since 1963.

Canterbury Christ Church University, leading provider of higher education for the public services and programmes in a wide range of academic and professional areas.

E.ON is one of the UK’s largest power and gas companies, generating and distributing electricity, and supplying power and gas to millions of homes and businesses.

Harrisons Surveyors is Medway's local property agent.

Land Securities .

Medway Council is the planning authority behind all the regeneration projects described in Medway 1 magazine.

mhs homes owns and manages 8000 homes in the Medway area of Kent. Our main purpose as a non profit making organisation is to provide quality homes for people at affordable rents.

MidKent College.

Morgan Timber, hardwood & Softwood for Joinery, Cladding, Decking, Flooring and Structural Use. Extensive machining facilities. Environmentally certified timber including FSC & PEFC.

Mott MacDonald is a global management, engineering and development consultancy with over 14,000 staff working in 140 countries.

Orbit Homes, part of the most successful association in the country, owns and manages properties across the South East.

Strood Academy.

With 40 stores in the region, Tesco is a key partner in medway's regeneration and is working on schemes in both Chatham and Strood.

One of Europe's leading arts and design institutions, UCA offers courses in fashion, graphics, design, media, fine art and architecture.

University of Greenwich. The Greenwich Research & Enterprise office acts as a 'first-stop shop', making it easy for businesses to access the expertise and services of the university.

The University of Kent is among the country's most dynamic universities, with 17,000 students at Medway, Canterbury, Tonbridge and Brussels.