Tim Prater Reporting Back from KCC: October 2026
The October 2026 monthly update from Tim Prater as County Councillor for Cheriton, Sandgate and Hythe East.
The October 2026 monthly update from Tim Prater as County Councillor for Cheriton, Sandgate and Hythe East.
Kent County Council's Selection and Member Services Committee was today considering a series of amendments to the future role, membership and ways of working of Kent's Kent Health and Wellbeing Board (HWB).
Councillor / Town & Parish Council Training on the National Scheme of Delegation delivered by Folkestone & Hythe District Council. It updates on the new scheme and what councillors and parish councils need to know before 31 October 2026.
The October 2026 update on the FABF project from lead contractor Jackson's. Read the new issue 16, and all previous monthly editions. 90% complete, with much of the remaining being over winter planting. Most roads complete in next month! We hope!
Folkestone & Hythe District Council is inviting residents to a community event designed to help people access advice, information and practical support ahead of the colder months.
Folkestone & Hythe District Council has been praised for its “leading edge approaches” to supporting vulnerable residents for the third consecutive year.
At the national IRRV awards ceremony on Wednesday evening Folkestone & Hythe District Council won "Excellence in Social Inclusion" for the third year running and were "highly commended" in the Benefits / Welfare Team of the Year.
A monthly bulletin from F&HDC. This month: Grand Burstin, Local Plan, Folca 2, Support for the Right People, Grace Hill, Rail Services, Cheriton Play Time & Community Events!
Residents who had to leave their homes following the Grand Burstin Hotel fire in Folkestone are now able to return to their flats.
The September 2026 monthly update from Tim Prater as County Councillor for Cheriton, Sandgate and Hythe East.
NHS Health Checks in Kent fall sharply as Lib Dems warn missed prevention could increase pressure on NHS and other council services. Number of eligible 40–74-year-olds receiving checks drops 28% compared with same point last year.
Open Sesame is Creative Folkestone’s programme offering free creative space to local artists, musicians and makers.