National Cycle Route 18 through Wye
National Cycle Route 18 route from Canterbury to Royal Tunbridge Wells via Wye is 61 miles long and takes in some of Kent's best scenery
(photo credit N. Keegan)
Working for Wye - past, present and future
- Give a life-saving gift: give blood. NHS needs your donation - especially blood type O negative, as this can help all patients.
- A daily dose of nature improves your wellbeing, click here for Kent Wildlife Trust's hints, tips, and activities to help you stay wild at home.
- Click here to book your COVID-19 vaccination appointments or booster online.
- Thank you for supporting the Poppy Appeal. Please recycle your poppy at Wye News, Church Street, Wye
- Pension Credit: click here to check if you are eligible to top up your income to £177.10 a week if you are single, or £270.30 for a couple
- Only call 999 in the event of a life-threatening or serious emergency. Help SECAmb send immediate ambulance responses to those who need it most.
- Rising fuel costs: get a better energy deal. For information and help with other energy problems click here for Citizens Advice
- Are you self-isolating and unable to work from home? Click here to check if you qualify for a £500 Test and Trace Support Payment
- Air pollution causes around 40,000 early deaths every year in the UK and it damages every human organ. Please switch off your engine at the Wye level crossing gates.
- The NHS needs more Blood Donors. Especially O negative, B negative, O positive, and A positive donors. Click here for information
- Where is your nearest food bank? Click here for a list. Some food banks will provide a home delivery service for people living in rural areas
- Wye Highways Improvement Plans: If you missed the information events please click here to download the draft plans and comment form.
- My energy supplier has gone bust! What do I do? Click here for Citizens Advice, and to check if your supplier has gone bust and who your new supplier is.
- Facemasks are still mandatory at Wye Surgery. COVID-19 precautions protect staff and vulnerable patients and minimise the spread of infection.
- 'Stop COVID-19 hanging around' Reduce the risk by opening windows for 10 minutes each hour when socialising indoors
- 'Ask for Angela' if you feel unsafe. The code enables you to ask bar staff for help discretely if you may be in danger. Click here to watch a short video explainer.
- Action Fraud - click here for the UK’s national reporting centre for fraud, cyber crime, online scams and viruses
- Seen a crime? Report it anonymously to Kent Crimestoppers 0800 555 111 Calls are free, 24/7
- Report a non-urgent crime or incident online to save time - click here for all Kent Police options