Kent Police update October 2012 - Cheriton and Morehall
This is the update for the month of October 2012, for Cheriton, Morehall and surrounding areas.
This is the update for the month of October 2012, for Cheriton, Morehall and surrounding areas.
I get so much email spam that I hardly read it anymore - just hit delete. However, the below email arrived over the weekend, and was such a pleasure to read, I thought I'd share. Key reason for doing so was the very strong message that I absolutely shouldn't tell anyone about this email!
Lynne Beaumont, Liberal Democrat candidate for the Folkestone Park ward by-elections on 22nd November, has pledged to fight in the Council for the scrapping of on-street parking charges in Folkestone if elected.
Lynne Beaumont is the clear challenger to the Conservatives in November by-elections in Park to Shepway and Folkestone Councils. In May 2011, Lynne was the closest challenger to the Conservatives. People First & Labour trailed in 3rd and 4th.
Local pupil Daniel goes to Highview School each day down a path blighted by dog fouling - as our photo shows.
Urgent advice has been issued by the Food Standards Agency to the public, and to people in the bodybuilding community in particular, following the deaths of two people believed to have taken a 'fat-burner' substance in tablet or powder form.
A fifth of adults in the UK believe they would be ruled out of adopting a child after the age of 40, a study has revealed.
The Folkestone Herald continues to report on the Folkestone parking disaster, with the lead story last week being a frank admission from Council Chief Executive Alistair Stewart that the Council have got Folkestone Parking wrong.
Park Ward by-elections
Lynne Beaumont has lent her support to Folkestone Owl Sanctuary, who risk closure due to lack of funds. The Downs Road sanctuary costs over £250 a week to run. Owner Brian Maxted is appealing for donations to sponsor the birds.
The independent Local Government Boundary Commission for England is asking local people how many councillors they think should represent Shepway in the future.
The Local Government Boundary Commission for England is carrying out an electoral review of Shepway District Council to deliver electoral equality for voters in local elections. From 23 October 2012 to 3 December 2012 they are inviting proposals for the number of councillors who should represent Shepway District Council.