On Remembrance Sunday and then again on Armistice Day, pandemic or no pandemic, we rightly honoured those brave men and women who have paid the ultimate price for us and our country. I was honoured to lay a wreath at the Remembrance Service in Deal.
Since the Spring, when all of our lives changed so profoundly, I and my team have helped many thousands of constituents. We have supported many businesses in getting back on their feet, as well as many individuals who have lost their jobs, or face an
The Government’s new national lockdown started at one minute past midnight yesterday morning. Many in our area were hopeful that we would avoid more stringent measures. However, that is not to be. As the Prime Minister has made clear, it was an extremely difficult decision
Supporting the most disadvantaged and vulnerable children during the Covid-19 pandemic is a grave responsibility and one I take very seriously. It was a great shame therefore that this vital issue has been crowded out through a focus on a single solution – vouchers over
Water flooding into your home is always unpleasant. Filthy sewer water flooding into your home is especially upsetting. For residents of Albert Road in Deal, it is something that has occurred several times over the last seven years. That is totally unacceptable. That’s why I
Dover & Deal is an area steeped in history. Our role as guardian of the nation means we have been involved in some of the world’s defining events – from the rise of the Roman empire to Nelson’s Deal to the key battles in World
Community spirit has always been one of the many strengths of our special corner of England. I have seen so many wonderful examples of help and support since the start of the pandemic – which has become the most serious national crisis we have faced
On Remembrance Sunday and then again on Armistice Day, pandemic or no pandemic, we rightly honoured those brave men and women who have paid the ultimate price for us and our country. I was honoured to lay a wreath at
Since the Spring, when all of our lives changed so profoundly, I and my team have helped many thousands of constituents. We have supported many businesses in getting back on their feet, as well as many individuals who have lost
The Government’s new national lockdown started at one minute past midnight yesterday morning. Many in our area were hopeful that we would avoid more stringent measures. However, that is not to be. As the Prime Minister has made clear, it
Supporting the most disadvantaged and vulnerable children during the Covid-19 pandemic is a grave responsibility and one I take very seriously. It was a great shame therefore that this vital issue has been crowded out through a focus on a
Concerns have been raised following a local bird cull in Dover & Deal. DEFRA decided to cull birds at a local farm after an outbreak of Avian Flu. However, concerns have been raised over the way in which the process was handled.
16.11.20 – House of Commons Question to the Minister for Housing Natalie Elphicke MP:For years, some water companies and Ofwat have failed to get a grip on repeated sewage and water flooding, including in the historic town of Deal. As a result, planning objections are
From 14th September 2020, you must not hold social gatherings with more than 6 people. The “rule of 6” applies in any setting, indoors or outdoors, at home or in the pub. More information can be found here.
Stuck at home? Self isolating? Wanting a chat – or need food or prescriptions? Then contact Super Neighbours. Super Neighbours are here to help in Dover & Deal. It’s so easy to get in touch. Just go to https://natalieelphicke.com/coronavirus-volunteering-support/ and let us know what you
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