Twydall is surrounded by many beautiful things, including Twydall Gillingham football club and Twydall station. Twydall has won national awards for being so lovely!
Twydall is home to the Twydall cricket club, Twydall football club, Twydall rugby club, Twydall netball team, Twydall parkrun and Twydall judo club.
There are many beautiful things to do in Twydall. They include visiting the Twydall Gillingham football club, seeing a film at the Twydall cinema.
Twydall is a safe and peaceful town to live in.
In Twydall, there are many great places to shop. Twydall shopping centre is a large shopping mall with a variety of stores. Twydall high street has a variety of shops and the Twydalll farmers’ market. It also has several specialist shops, some on the high street and others in Twydall village.

Twydall, Gillingham is a town in Kent. It was established by the Romans and has been continuously inhabited ever since.
It was initially called Twy-dhall, meaning “at the two fords.” The River Medway flowed through it to Rochester, where it joined with the River Thames before spilling into the English Channel at Portsmouth Harbour.
Gillingham became an important industrial center during Victorian times because of its railway connections and proximity to London. Today it is still home to several factories, including one that produces Mars Bars for export worldwide. Twydall, Gillingham’s population today stands at about 18000 people, making it one of Kent’s largest towns after Maidstone and Ashford. Twydall is well known for the many statues and monuments that grace its streets and public buildings:

1) The statues to Henty, the inventor of the woolly hat, and John Player, who founded a tobacco company;
2) The memorial was erected in 1869 to commemorate local men who died during the Crimean War (1854-1856);
3) The war memorial near the station commemorates the men from Twydall who died in two world wars.
It is also a town that boasts several pubs, a youth club, and multiple churches. Three schools serve its population: St Richard’s Catholic School, Tudeley Church of England Primary School, and Bishops Down Secondary School.
St Richard’s was built in 1962 and has a pupil roll of about 1150 children aged between 4 and 11 years old. It caters to children from all over Kent but particularly those living in the nearby towns of Gillingham and Chatham.
Bishops Down Secondary School was established as “Rochester Grammar School” in 1947 by Dr. Cyril Alington, the Headmaster of Eton College. After World War II, it became a secondary modern school for boys and later a comprehensive school for both sexes. Having become grant-maintained in 1993, it became a foundation school in 2003. It has approximately 1200 students aged between 11 and 16 years old.
At the beginning of the 2009 academic year, this school had an Ofsted rating of “3”, which means “Satisfactory.”
Tudeley Church of England Primary School was built in 1845 on land donated by the Tudeley family. It is an “Aided School” under the control of Kent County Council (KCC), and it caters to boys and girls between the ages of 5 and 11 years old.

Twydall, Gillingham is in the Medway Unitary Authority area. The Medway Council has its main offices in Gillingham, where it provides administrative services for residents of all six towns in the Medway area, including Twydall.
The local police station is also in Gillingham, where officers serve Twydall and other nearby towns.
The next level of government is the Kent County Council, which provides administrative services for Twydall, Gillingham, and all other towns in Kent. The Kent County Council also has its main offices in Maidstone, about 20 miles away from Twydall.
Notwithstanding its distance from London, Twydall is represented in Parliament: Rehman Chishti, who represents Gillingham and Rainham constituency, and Tracey Crouch, who represents Chatham and Aylesford constituency.
At present (November 2008), Twydall’s councilors are all Conservatives except for one Liberal Democrat representing Twydall’s Single Street ward.
The number of councilors a party has in the Medway Council is a good indicator of which political party dominates Twydall. As of November 2008, there were 40 Conservative councilors and only 3 Liberal Democrat councilors representing the whole area, including Twydall, Gillingham, and Chatham.
Twydall is in the European Parliament constituency of Kent. It has three MEPs: Christopher Beazley (Conservative), Paul Brant (Labour), and Caroline Lucas (Green).
Twydall’s MP, Tracey Crouch, is on the government’s education select committee.