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Earlier this year I led a local team in winning thousands of pounds to restore Faversham's underpass. 

Along with getting the underpass cleaned, we've commissioned local artist Graham Upton to design a mural celebrating the town's history.

It's so important to keep school buildings up to date. 

They're not just bricks and mortar; they're an investment in our community. By keeping them fit for purpose, we're investing in the futures of our students and helping them to reach their full potential.

There are few better ways to boost your health and wellbeing than swimming. 

I've always stood up for Graveney residents over Cleve Hill Solar Park.

Right now, the safety of the batteries and the lack of an evacuation plan in case of emergency are the biggest concerns for Graveney residents.

Where would we be without businesses? They grow our food, harness ideas that make our lives better, and generate the tax that pays for our public services – and that’s just the start.

I’m working hard to get Faversham’s swing bridge back up and running.

As anyone who’s been through it recently will know, Faversham’s underpass desperately needs some love and attention.

People use this route every day to get between The Mall and the town centre, and for too long it's been blighted by flooding, litter, and graffiti.

Last Friday saw the return of one of the highlights of my year.

Education is the closest thing we have to a silver bullet.

It might be a cliché in politics, but it’s one which still holds true. Investing in people is the single best thing we can do to improve the world around us.

We're never too small to make a difference. 

I know that on an issue as big as the environment, it can feel overwhelming trying to make changes on your own. But the truth is that communities coming together in their small corner of the world make a huge combined difference.