Medway Council is promoting the “Go All In” reading campaign alongside the Summer Reading Challenge 2026, while offering Wi-Fi printing across 11 libraries and community hubs.
Medway Council has joined the National Year of Reading, backing the “Go All In” campaign and urging residents to pick up a book. Medway Council says its libraries and community hubs have something to suit every interest, and it is pointing people towards the Summer Reading Challenge 2026, billed as a summer of stories, imagination and adventure.
Wi-Fi printing has also arrived at 11 sites across the area. The locations are Chatham Community Hub, Cuxton Library, Gillingham Community Hub, Hoo Library, Lordswood Library, Rainham Library, Rochester Community Hub, Strood Community Hub, Twydall Community Hub, Walderslade Village Library and Wigmore Library.
Medway Council says there is “something for everyone to enjoy” across its library services and events.
Residents can sign up to the Medway libraries newsletter for events and updates, and the council’s website carries a feedback form for anyone who spots outdated information on the library pages.
Key information
- Wi-Fi printing is available at 11 Medway libraries and community hubs — see the full list above
- Summer Reading Challenge 2026 runs through local Medway libraries — further details are available through Medway Council’s libraries pages
- Newsletter sign-ups and further information are available through Medway Council’s libraries pages at medway.gov.uk
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