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This week is Neighbourhood Policing Week - a chance to recognise all that local, community and neighbourhood policing does to keep us safe.

At this time of year, spring can feel like a long way off.

Waking up with another frost on the ground, to grey skies and naked trees, muddy fields and flooded rivers, it’s easy to forget just how lucky we are.

Click the link below to find out what I've been up to this winter for our local area.

On Friday I had the huge pleasure of attending the opening of new eye services at Faversham Medical Practice. 

It was so lovely to see the new nursery at Greenfields Community Primary School near Shepway last week - giving local children the best possible start at school.

I'm working hard to speed up police response locally.

I’ve been out and about visiting some of our wonderful local businesses in the last few weeks.

They’re so valuable to our local economy and communities, and Christmas is such an important time for them. Please do get out and support them if you can.

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

Local campaigners and I are determined that Peel Ports should pay for the repairs, and we’re asking for the Department for Transport’s help to make that happen.

The good news just keeps coming for Kent's roads at the moment. 

As a Conservative I believe in low taxes.

I think the best place for people's money is in their pocket, and the same goes for businesses too. They invest it in clever and exciting things to grow our economy, and create a bigger overall pie to fund our public services.