Like many people, I was gutted when I heard that the Cleve Hill solar plant had been given the go ahead.

A lower speed limit in Faversham could soon become a reality.

For the past five years, the 20’s Plenty for Faversham campaign has been leading calls for a lower speed limit in the town. 

Coronavirus has emptied our high streets and forced many businesses to either close temporarily or move online.

Getting people back into shops is crucial for many traders, but we need to do this safely when the time is right.

Getting more people walking and cycling is so important. It’s a cheaper and greener way to travel and better for our health.

It’s good news that Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRCs) in Kent will be opening again soon.

Tips across the country were closed in March as social distancing proved difficult to maintain.

It’s hugely disappointing that Maidstone Council has chosen to ignore people’s concerns and endorse plans for a ‘garden village’ at Lenham Heath.

The decision by Maidstone's Policy and Resources Committee rides roughshod over local views.

An extra £1.6 billion is being provided by the Government to local authorities to help them respond to the coronavirus pandemic.

Councils and volunteer groups are playing a crucial role in our response to the coronavirus.

I’ve called on Maidstone councillors to reject plans for 5,000 new homes at Lenham Heath.

The proposed development will put even more pressure on local roads without necessarily providing the homes local people need.

The Government has provided more than £12 billion to local authorities in England to support businesses through the coronavirus outbreak.

I’ve told Highways England that local motorists need to benefit from plans to build a tunnel under the Thames at Gravesend.