Please be aware that my office will be closed from 21st December until the 4th January. Therefore, emails may not be picked up and actioned straight away.
My website contains numbers of local services for urgent matters over the Christmas period, as well as helpful advice on coronavirus.
I will, of course, remain available to deal with the most urgent matters over this period, including in relation to transition and coronavirus.
I wish you a very happy Christmas and all the best for 2021.
Last week we received some stunning news for Dover town and our community. Two bids for Dover were put forward for the Government’s levelling up funding competition. The fantastic news is that both bids have been successful. The £63.1 million of extra funding secures a
Last week the Government announced that Dover District Council’s £18.1 million bid for Dover’s new Creative Quarter has been successful. I’ve been talking to council leader Trevor Bartlett about the scheme, and the difference it will make to Dover:
Last week in Parliament, I called for rogue landlords of vulnerable people living in supported housing to have their rent payments docked if they provide substandard housing or care to those in need. Speaking in the Supported Housing (Regulatory Oversight) Bill, a bill to tackle
The date for the Prime Minister’s keenly awaited summit with French President Macron has been announced. The Anglo-French Summit has been set for 10 March 2023. Only weeks away, the summit has the potential to provide real solutions to the small boats crossings. I had
The Government has announced substantial funding to Dover District Council to support its work supporting homeless people. The £505,653 is an increase on previous funding to the District and will play a vital role in ensuring that people who are homeless can be provided with
The beginning of a new year sees Parliament back in session once again to pick up the vital legislation from the previous year as well as set new priorities for our nation. Parliament has kicked off 2023 with energy, vigour and direction and I will
Last week we received some stunning news for Dover town and our community. Two bids for Dover were put forward for the Government’s levelling up funding competition. The fantastic news is that both bids have been successful. The £63.1 million
Last week in Parliament, I called for rogue landlords of vulnerable people living in supported housing to have their rent payments docked if they provide substandard housing or care to those in need. Speaking in the Supported Housing (Regulatory Oversight)
The date for the Prime Minister’s keenly awaited summit with French President Macron has been announced. The Anglo-French Summit has been set for 10 March 2023. Only weeks away, the summit has the potential to provide real solutions to the
The Government has announced substantial funding to Dover District Council to support its work supporting homeless people. The £505,653 is an increase on previous funding to the District and will play a vital role in ensuring that people who are
Last week the Government announced that Dover District Council’s £18.1 million bid for Dover’s new Creative Quarter has been successful. I’ve been talking to council leader Trevor Bartlett about the scheme, and the difference it will make to Dover:
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