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I’m putting my experience in healthcare to good use, working to improve the NHS so everyone gets excellent care when they need it
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We need fast, frequent, reliable and good value trains.
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Broadband is a modern essential, but too many rural communities are getting left behind. Mobile coverage is also notoriously bad in the countryside. I want all parts of my constituency to have superfast internet connections and access to 4G.
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Farming is at the heart of rural life, but it's a tough business, so I'm determined to fight for farmers.
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We need more parking spaces and tougher rules to end the noise, littering and anti-social behaviour associated with fly-parking
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Brenley Corner is one of the most dangerous and congested junctions in the UK. We need investment in our roads to tackle traffic and stop the M20 closing under Operation Stack
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HAVE YOUR SAY ON THE FUTURE OF LOCAL HEALTHCARE

Come to my public meeting with Concern for Health in East Kent (CHEK) at Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School, Faversham at 7pm on 27 April to discuss the proposed reorganisation of hospitals in East Kent.

Helen Whately meets a nurse at the Kent & Canterbury Hospital
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NEWS FLASH

The numbers of students withe mental health problems are adding up

University: The best years of your life?

University is presented to young people as “the best years of your life”, and many students have a great time, as well as success in their studies - but for some it can be stressful, lonely and unhappy.

More students are coming forward with mental health conditions - 15,395 in 2015, almost five times the number in 2006/07 – and 94 per cent of higher education providers report an increase in demand for counselling. But less than a third of universities have an explicit mental health and wellbeing strategy.

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helen.whately.mp@parliament.uk

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