The awesome, amazing and beautiful mural panels at Swale station are now all complete.

 

Working with Shepey College and drawing on inspiration from the local community, the murals showcase visitor attractions on the Swale Rail line and celebrate the diversity of people who use the railway.

 

A painted mural of two people walking along the seafront. The sky and sea are blue, a pebble beach with a green pathway ahead
Sea defences and a beach full of people, some splashing in the sea. Blue sea beneath a blue sky.

The final set of panels are focused on fun and relaxation at the beaches at Sheerness and Barton Point, and the beauty of the harbour at Queenborough. 

A windsurfer on a yellow board with red and white sail skips abpve the waves beneath a blue sky.
A sunset view of boats moored in a harbour.

We wish to acknowledge the financial contributions from Councillors at Swale Borough Council and Kent County Council, together with Kent Community Rail Partnerhsip and Community Rail Network that made this project possible.

Community Artwork at Stations
Greyhound Mural at Swale Halt Swale 2022
Go Karting Mural Swale 2022
Bowling Mural at Swale Halt Swale 2022
S&K railway Mural Swale 2022
Community Artwork at Stations
Community Artwork at Stations
Sea defences and a beach full of people, some splashing in the sea. Blue sea beneath a blue sky.
A painted mural of two people walking along the seafront. The sky and sea are blue, a pebble beach with a green pathway ahead
A sunset view of boats moored in a harbour.
A windsurfer on a yellow board with red and white sail skips abpve the waves beneath a blue sky.
Plaque acknowledging the work of Sheppey College students in the design of the murals. The themes were developed by local communities with funding from Borough Councillors and Community Rail Network.

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