Mark Reckless is the Conservative Parliamentary candidate (PPC) for Rochester and Strood. Mark Reckless will be contesting the Rochester and Strood Constituency at the next general election, standing against Teresa Murray ( Medway Labour, Strood Labour, Rochester Labour) and Geoff Juby ( Medway Lib Dems, Liberal Democrats). The Rochester and Strood Constituency consists of Rochester, Strood, Chatham, Cuxton, Halling, Frindsbury, Wainscott, Upnor, Hoo, Cliffe, Cooling, Allhallows, Stoke, Lower Stoke, High Halstow, Borstal, St Mary Hoo, Lower Stoke, the Isle of Grain, the Hoo Peninsula. Mark Reckless has successfully campigned for Rochester and Strood commuters on rail fares and services on Southeastern trains. As a member of the Kent Police Authority Mark Reckless has campaigned for better, more effective and accountable policing in Medway. Mark also campaigned successfully for St. Peter's school in Rochester and St. John's school in Chatham. Mark Reckless is the Counc
Mark Reckless is currently a Medway Councillor for the Rochester West ward and you can view his ward using the map below.
To zoom in on the map, double click in the map window. Click on the links to take the virtual tour of Rochester.
For information on the Rochester and Strood Constituency that Mark will be contesting at the next general election - Click Here
Please note that the boundary line as shown on this map is approximate. You can view the official Rochester West election map Here
Useful Links & Contact Details
Police
Rochester West is covered by the Medway Neighbourhood Team led by Inspector Mat Newton. In the event of an emergency, you should always call 999. For non-urgent crime or to discuss a local matter, please 01634 891055
Rochester West Officers
PCSO Dan Garfield - Tel: 01634 792347
PCSO Teresa Gordon - Tel: 01634 792347 or 07972 004401
PC Nick Herbert - Tel: 01634 792333 or 07870252209
For more info on community policing in Rochester West, Click Here
Council
For information on all local council services including housing, schools and social care, please visit the Medway Council website, Click Here
Contact Info:
Gun Wharf
Dock Road
Chatham
Kent ME4 4TR
Phone 01634 306000
Fax 01634 332756
Minicom 01634 333111
Medway Council Contact Point for Rochester West
Rochester Contact Point
Visitor Information Centre
95 High Street
Rochester
Kent ME1 1LX
Opening times:
Monday to Friday: 9am-5pm
Saturday: 10am-1pm
The Visitor Information Centre opening hours differ. Please phone 01634 843666 for details.
Local Health Services
Doctors and Chemists
To find your local doctor or chemist, please visit the NHS Medway Your Care website, Click Here
Hospital
The Medway Maritime Hospital which covers the whole of Medway is located in Gillingham. For more info, Click Here
Medway Maritime Hospital
Windmill Road
Gillingham
Kent. ME7 5NY
Tel: 01634 830000
Housing
Medway HomeChoice was designed to make social housing more accessible. In the past the council decided where and when you would be offered a home, now you have a choice in deciding where you would like to live. For more information, Click Here
Write to Medway HomeChoice
or Visit Medway Council
Chatham Contact Point
Riverside 1
Dock Road
Chatham
Kent, ME4 4SL
Monday to Thursday 8.30am to 5.15pm
Friday 8.30am to 4.45pm
Telephone (01634) 334433
Leisure and Entertainment
Leisure Services
For details on leisure centres, library services, theatres and much more, visit the Medway Council website, Click Here
Entertainment
Rochester and Strood play host to many events throughout the year, from the World-famous Dickens and Sweeps Festivals, to summer concerts in the fabulous setting of Rochester Castle gardens.
You can find a full list of forthcoming events in and around Rochester and Strood by visiting cometorochester.co.uk
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Mark Reckless is the Conservative Prospective Parliamentary Candidate (PPC) for Rochester and Strood and will be standing for MP at the next General Election
