Medway Business & Skills Showcase
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Medway Business & Skills Showcase

When

Thursday, 4 June 2026, 11:30 – 13:30

The Ropery

Chatham, ENG, ME4 4TZ

Time

11:3013:30

Price guide

Free! (worth double-checking)

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Medway Business and Skills Showcase event celebrates businesses in Medway helping them grow and prosper. It’s FREE to attend and open to all professionals across Medway and Kent. If you’re looking to raise your brand awareness, meet with potential customers, generate leads, build your database and increase exposure across Medway and Kent, you really must consider exhibiting at this exciting exhibition. Our event brings this community together in one place, under one roof. USEFUL INFORMATION CostFREE to attend as a visitor BookingPlease reserve your place by booking online.Next Events4 June 2026Time10am to 3pmLocationNo.1 Smithery at The Historic Dockyard Chatham find out more Photos by Jason Dodd Photography

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