Kent With Ukraine welcomes an important House of Lords debate on Ukraine’s decentralisation reforms and the role that municipal and regional partnerships can play in supporting the country’s recovery, resilience and reconstruction.

Last Tuesday, Gravesham Borough Council took a historic step by unanimously agreeing to establish a formal twinning relationship with the Ukrainian city of Chernihiv. The motion was proposed by Councillor Jordan Meade, Leader of the Opposition, and seconded by the Leader of the Council, Councillor John Burden. Its unanimous approval demonstrated a powerful sense of cross-party unity and Gravesham’s continuing solidarity with the people of Ukraine. The motion recognised Graves

Kent With Ukraine recently held a meeting with Chernihiv City Council to discuss plans for supporting the people of Chernihiv over the coming year. This meeting marked an important step toward establishing a municipal partnership between Chernihiv City and partners in Kent. Building a Partnership for Support Hosted by Nataliia Kholchenkova, Head of International Relations at Chernihiv City Council, discussions focused on how Kent With Ukraine can offer meaningful support to C

This morning at 8am, the community of Higham gathered with a clear purpose: not only to remember the ongoing conflict in Ukraine but to reaffirm their steadfast support for the Ukrainian people. Four years have passed since Russia launched an illegal full-scale invasion of sovereign Ukraine. As the war enters its fifth year, the brutal reality remains: deliberate terror, horrific war crimes, and a regime indifferent to human life continue to define this conflict. Before raisi

Historic Partnership with Chernihiv Regional Administration