Rochester shopping guide

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www.mlt.org.uk

www.medwaycitycard.co.uk Go online today to apply for your card and to check the latest offers.

www.whatsonmedway.co.uk

Exclusive special offers and discounts at shops, cafes and restaurants across Medway.

Residents’ rew ard scheme

Fuse Medway Dickens

Selected town centre retailers are open until 8pm on the last Wednesday of each month. Come along and enjoy special offers and events. Ask your favourite stores if they participate.

Guide 2012-2013

Rochester

Late and local

Welcome

Medway Register Office

There is so much to see and do in Rochester. Historic Rochester has maintained much of its Victorian charm – with its wide pavements, ornate lamp posts and buildings of great architectural and historic interest.

Providing you with a unique and personalised ceremony for your: l l

Marriage Civil partnership

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Renewal of vows Naming ceremonies

Phone: 01634 338899 Email: register.office@medway.gov.uk

Explore the stunning Rochester Cathedral or enjoy the breathtaking views from the top of one of the tallest keeps in the country at the magnificent Rochester Castle. The story of Rochester and the development of Medway is told wonderfully at the Guildhall Museum. Visitors can explore the city on foot, following in the footsteps of Dickens and seeing the buildings he wrote about in his works. Dickens used many of Rochester’s heritage buildings in his work, including Six Poor Travellers House (97 High Street) and Restoration House (17-19 Crow Lane). One of Dickens’ most treasured possessions, his Swiss Chalet, can be seen in the gardens of Eastgate House (High Street).

Offering a range of theatre shows with a welcoming atmosphere. 256 High Street.

It’s quick, easy and FREE.

Medway Little Theatre or Visitor Information Centre at 95 High Street for details. Many other events and activities take place in Rochester throughout the year, visit

Making your money go further Medway Mile Sweeps

Castle Concerts

Rochester festivals

Rochester boasts a wide choice of independent speciality shops where you can find that unusual gift or souvenir to take home. There are ample places to eat and drink on the high street from quaint old world to modern bistros and cafes. The arts and crafts scene has become highly developed in the art galleries, attractions and cafes that can be found on the high street, and there’s a farmers’ market on the third Sunday each month at Corporation Street car park. Find out all you need to know online at www.visitmedway.org or in person at Medway’s Visitor Information Centre, 95 High Street.

Rochester Community Hub

Contact point Information on council services Monday to Friday, 9am - 5pm Saturday, 10am - 1pm

Library Books, entertainment and internet access Monday to Friday, 9am - 7pm Saturday, 10am - 4pm

Royal Function Rooms Star Hill Gordon H ouse H High Stree otel t

Corn Exchange Northgate

If you’re holding an event or celebration function rooms are available at The Corn Exchange, Royal Function Rooms and Gordon House Hotel.

Adult learning Monday to Thursday, 9am - 7.15pm (term-time) Friday, 9am - 4.30pm (term-time) Monday to Friday, 9am - 4.30pm (out of term-time)

www.medway.gov.uk Eastgate, Rochester

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