Articles

I’ve launched a new quarterly newsletter for businesses in Faversham and Mid Kent. I’m starting these updates in addition to my surgeries, meetings and visits -...

We owe so many people a debt of gratitude for their service during the war. Along with those on the front line, there were countless men and women who supported...

Moving to cleaner and greener transport is vital if we’re going to meet our net-zero targets, as well as saving people money on fuel. One of the reasons why...

Working in healthcare can be stressful at the best of times, but the pandemic tested our local NHS and its staff to their limit. We’re recruiting thousands more...

Traffic is one thing, but from time-to-time ear-splitting engines shatter the peace in a town or village. I know there are some places that suffer particularly...

It’s wonderful that our treasured Magna Carta is now on show for everyone to see. I was delighted to join the Mayor of Faversham (and King Henry VIII!) for the...

Getting a new Creek Bridge up and running would be a huge boost to Faversham. It’s crucial for regeneration work around the Creek – improving the local...

Finding a good nursery is so important for parents and children. It was great to visit Lenham Nursey last week to talk to some of the Trustees and staff about...

I’m delighted that two local schools in Faversham and Mid Kent are getting funding to upgrade their buildings. Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School and Sheldwich...