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Our plan to stop Brexit immediately after election

Every vote for the Liberal Democrats is a vote to stop Boris and stop Brexit.

Warning! Lamppost in Road...

Kent Highways have in their glory and wisdom installed a lovely new street light in The Undercliffe, Sandgate, but for their own reasons have installed it stepped out into the road.

1,355 businesses in Folkestone and Hythe close in past three years in Brexit hit to high street

The Liberal Democrats have accused the Conservatives of failing to protect local small businesses, after figures revealed that 1,355 businesses in the area have closed over the last three years.

Delight as FHDC Listen to Calls to Revise Beach Chalet Regeneration Scheme

I 'm delighted to report that the Folkestone Lower Leas Park Beach Chalets Scheme (which was to see 58 huts removed, 16 retained and renovated and 120 wooden huts installed) has been substantially…

Fly-tipper counts the cost of repeatedly dumping near home

Folkestone and Hythe District Council will prosecute those they find flytipping in the area. Flytipping includes those that leave household waste in bags or even street litter bins near their…

Lib Dems: Tories' failure on child homelessness is shameful

Responding to the report released today by Shelter that 135,000 children in Britain are homeless and living in temporary accommodation, which is the highest number in 12 years, Liberal Democrat…

Lib Dems to fund 28 more police officers across Folkestone and Hythe

The Liberal Democrats have today announced plans to fund at least 28 police officers across Folkestone and Hythe constituency as part of an extra £1bn nationwide investment into community policing.

Sandgate Farmers Market and Art & Craft Fair - 1st December 2019

Liberal Democrats launch election manifesto

The Liberal Democrats have launched their 2019 General Election Manifesto, outlining a clear plan to build a brighter future for people and the planet.

Otterpool Park, £100 million and a Process

At the Folkestone and Hythe District Council meeting of 20th November, the most significant item of debate was arguably: