
Liberal Democrats win record number of seats
Sir Ed Davey has hailed the Liberal Democrats' "exceptional" results in the general election as the party won the highest number of seats ever.
Sir Ed Davey has hailed the Liberal Democrats' "exceptional" results in the general election as the party won the highest number of seats ever.
It has been a record-breaking night for the Liberal Democrats as they smashed through Conservative heartlands.
For the first time since the creation of a Folkestone & Hythe Parliamentary seat, we have a non-Conservative MP.
It's like an early draft for a scene from a Muppet Christmas Carol, rejected for having too many muppets, zero literary style and no goodwill whatsoever.
The Lib Dem Podcast has commissioned a professional presenter to record every chapter of the new 2024 Liberal Democrat Manifesto. Listen to them all here.
In so many ways, things in our country are broken. The economy, the NHS, the environment - all in crisis due to this Conservative Government’s neglect.
The location of Polling Stations for the 4th July 2024 General Election in Folkestone and Hythe constituency, and electoral registration numbers of the persons entitled to vote thereat.
Tackle the cost of living crisis. Save Our NHS, starting with our GPs. Stop dumping sewage in our sea.
The Parliamentary Constituency of Folkestone and Hythe includes the wards of Broadmead, Cheriton, East Folkestone, Folkestone Central, Folkestone Harbour, Hythe, Hythe Rural, New Romney, Romney Marsh, Sandgate & West Folkestone, Walland & Denge Marsh.
From the 2024 General Election, the Parliamentary Constituency of Ashford will include the District of Folkestone and Hythe wards of North Downs East and North Downs West. Meaning the name of the constituency is, in our opinion, pretty daft.
Ed Davey: “It’s just telling my story and hoping – because there are millions of people like me – that I can bring the caring issue out of the shadows. It’s been in the shadows for far too long.”
An unearthed piece of Folkestone’s Victorian past has been returned to a sea view spot almost 137 years to the day since it was first laid.