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County - Kent | Map
Tel code: 01795 | code search
Postcode: ME9/ME10 | code search
Population: 55000
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Birthplace of:
Robert Leigh-Pemberton
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Folk Customs:
Admiralty of the Medway
Biddenden Dole
Blessing the Sea and Diving for the Cross
Canterburys Hop Hoodening
Rochester Sweeps' Festival
St Bartholomew's Day Bun Race
The Offham Quintain

Sittingbourne Events

July
Cantiana Artsfest

November
Gimme a BREAK! Talent Show

Latest reviews

Dolphin Sailing Barge Museum
"This was burned down in 2009 and has been closed since then. Sad as I was a volunteer there back in the 1970s as a young teen. The good news is ..." More

Saffron Way Health Centre
"Generally pretty good, especially Dr Szpunt. Unfortunately my wife saw a Dr Muse today and to say he was useless was an understatement. She has had trouble with her shoulder ..." More

Ratcliffes Solicitors
"Thouroughly competent, good value and a very easy person (Richard Ratcliffe) to deal with. I would recommend without hesitation.

Date visited: October 09 - March10 ..." More

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"Sittingbourne has a long history as a market town - and was recorded as an important stage post for medieval pilgrims on their way to Canterbury. With a newly pedestrianised ..." More

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Sittingbourne is an industrial town about eight miles east of Gillingham, off a creek in the Swale, a channel separating the Isle of Sheppey from mainland Kent. Sittingbourne has significant links with the history of the river barge. At the centre of the town's paved high street is the sculpture of a bronze bargeman. The Dolphin Yard Sailing Barge Museum is located on Milton Creek. Awaiting relocation, it is a museum about all aspects of sailing barges. To the west of the Dolphin Yard is the Sittingbourne & Kemsley Light Railway, a heritage railway that operates from Sittingbourne to the banks of The Swale. The Avenue Theatre on Sittingbourne’s Avenue of Remembrance is an 89-seater voluntary run theatre offering all round entertainment. Sittingbourne’s New Century Cinema can be found on the High Street which has a number of restaurants and pubs. Sittingbourne has a market on Fridays in the Forum Square car park. Central Park Greyhound Racing Stadium on the Eurolink development has racing every Thursday, Friday, Saturday and some Sundays throughout the year. The Sittingbourne Heritage Museum in East Street has a considerable number of local exhibits, and Doddington Place Gardens, set in ten acres in the grounds of an imposing Victorian mansion, are close by.

Attraction

Bredgar and Wormshill Light Railway
Court Hall Museum
Doddington Place Gardens
Dolphin Sailing Barge Museum
Sittingbourne Heritage Museum
Sittingbourne's Steam Railway
Syndale Valley Vineyards and Lavender Gardens

Budget

Premier Inn Sittingbourne *book online*

Care Home

Berkeley House
Newington Court

Cinema

New Century Cinema

Classes

Yoga - Yoga for All

Council

Swale Borough Council

Dentist

Dental Practice
Milton Regis Dental Clinic

Doctor

Grovehurst Surgery
Iwade Health Centre
Memorial Medical Centre
Saffron Way Health Centre
The Surgery

Estate Agent

Lamborn & Hill Estate Agents

Golf Club

Oast Golf Centre (The)
Sittingbourne & Milton Regis Golf Club
Upchurch River Valley Golf Centre

Market

Sittingbourne Market

Performing Arts

Freegard Singers

Pub and Bar

Bull
Firs
Fountain
Globe & Engine
Gore Court Arms
Hempstead House
Long Hop
New Inn
Park Tavern
Ship Inn
Stumble Inn
The Beauty of Bath
The Bull
Wheatsheaf

Restaurant

Angel Spice
Empress Of India
Hempstead House
Lakes Restaurant
Le Restaurant Fabrice
Poppins
Ship Inn
The Beauty of Bath
Xian

Solicitor

Annetts Langton & Co
Helen Bishop
Ratcliffes Solicitors

Taxi

Sheerness Taxis
The White Cab Co

Theatre

Avenue Theatre

Vet

Borden Lane Veterinary Surgery

Sports Clubs

Highly Sprung Trampolining Club (Trampolining)
Old Bordenian (Men's Hockey)
Old Bordenian (Women's Hockey)
Sittingbourne Judo Society (Martial Arts)

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Sittingbourne RC (Rugby Union)
Upchurch CC (Cricket)

Shops

Passion 4 Flowers
Boots
Chilton Manor Farm
The Pet Shop
Brocades Bridal Studio
Flower World Sittingbourne
Memorial Pharmacy
John Frewin
Sittingbourne Shoes
Shoe Arena
H Samuel
Nickel Books
Peacocks
Mothercare
Gamestation
Dreams
Nickel Books
Lloyds Pharmacy

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Edinburgh Woollen Mill
Specsavers
Pets At Home
Tantrums n Tiaras Bridal House
Jolie Maisons

Activities

Ministry of Paintball(Adventure)
Bayford Meadows Kart Circuit(Motor Sports)
Kingsford Livery(Riding)

Places to Stay near Sittingbourne

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Friars Walk (0.18 miles)

Friars Walk
Two modern self-catering properties, each with 2 bedrooms, conveniently located, close to the town centre and railway station in Sittingbourne. There is a fully fitted kitchen in each property, giving you the convenience to cook ... More | visit website
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Beaumont (0.52 miles)

Beaumont

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Quality B&B accommodation with comfortable, clean, NON-SMOKING bedrooms, friendly service and delicious breakfasts. Convenient location near town centre & train station.

Although a little smaller in size than some other hotel rooms, ... More

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Premier Inn Sittingbourne (1.38 miles)

Ideally located within easy reach of the M2 and M20, just 30 minutes drive from the coast of Dover and an hour from central London. For shops and local amenities Sittingbourne town centre is only ... More | visit website
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Hempstead House (1.92 miles)

Hempstead House

Private Victorian Country House Hotel and Spa set in four acres of beautifully landscaped gardens surrounded by glorious Kentish countryside. Luxurious individually designed en-suite bedrooms with all facilities including high speed internet access. Elegant spacious ... More | visit website

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Frith Farm House (5.85 miles)

Frith Farm House

Blossom, [sleep 2/4] Cherry [sleep 2/4] and Damson Cottages [sleep 2/7] are located in a newly converted Kentish Barn. The luxurious finish takes self-catering to a new height of perfection. The cream Shaker style kitchens ... More | visit website

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Judd's Folly Hotel (5.89 miles)

Judd

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Located in a three acre park, down a tree lined drive, sits Judds Folly Hotel. Recently refurbished the hotel offer superbly appointed bedrooms many of which surround the illuminated pond ... More

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Premier Inn Gillingham A2 (6.33 miles)

Premier Inn Gillingham A2
Situated in Rainham, just 10 minutes’ drive from Gillingham centre, Premier Inn Gillingham offers spacious bedrooms, free parking and a traditional restaurant. Chatham is a 10-minute drive away. With flat-screen TVs and modern decor, the large ... More | visit website
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Travelodge Medway M2 (6.55 miles)

Travelodge Medway M2

There are loads of reasons our customers choose to stay at Travelodge. Our great value clean and comfortable rooms with en-suite provide everything needed for a good night's sleep and are close to where people ... More | visit website

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Royal Hotel (6.89 miles)

Royal Hotel
The Royal Hotel is a traditional Public House Hotel dating back to the early 19th century being originally named "Kent House". It is situated close to all the local amenities in the centre of Sheerness, ... More | visit website
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Harrow Hill Hotel & Inn (6.98 miles)

Harrow Hill Hotel & Inn

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The Harrow Hill Hotel Restaurant and Bar is situated in the Kentish countryside in the tiny hamlet of Warren Street near the medieval village of Lenham. Nestled in ... More

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