New plan to tackle noise pollution 7th June 2022 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... Articles
Magna Carta display gets underway 6th June 2022 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... Articles
Maritime Minister on board for Creek Bridge restoration 26th May 2022 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... Articles
I'm backing Lenham Nursery expansion 24th May 2022 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... Articles
Funding boost for local schools 16th May 2022 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... Articles
Key bus routes need to be saved 27th April 2022 Bus services are a lifeline for lots of people. Whether it’s getting to work or school, doctor or dental appointments, or heading into town to meet up with... Articles
Young farmers are the future 21st April 2022 On Easter Saturday I called into Cobtree Young Farmers Club. Farming is a big part of our local economy and at the heart of rural communities across Faversham... Articles
Levelling Up Kent! 20th April 2022 People in Faversham and Mid Kent will be benefitting from our new UK Shared Prosperity Fund. Both Maidstone and Swale Borough Councils have been allocated... Articles
Operation Brock review badly needed 19th April 2022 Like many people, I’ve been stuck in traffic on Kent’s roads over the past couple of weeks. Disruption at the Channel Ports has led to the return of Operation... Articles