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.
It has been an incredible achievement to see vaccines developed at such a pace to tackle this new virus. It is not even a year since the coronavirus started to take hold in the UK. Yet the combination of restrictions, testing and vaccination gives real
With record new case numbers and daily death tolls, there is no doubt that as a country we are facing one of the toughest stages of the pandemic so far. Despite some progress locally, the number of cases remain uncomfortably high and local hospital capacity
I am calling on residents to take part in community testing and save lives. After attending a test, proving negative, at the Dover Discovery Centre shortly after it opened, I am strongly encouraging everyone who can book and attend the test to get one done.
The Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, has announced the reintroduction of a full national lockdown, similar to that back in March 2020. This is due to the new variant that has seen hospitalisation rates 40% higher than the first peak in April 2020, that means without
As a new term begins, I understand that many pupils, parents and teachers are facing uncertainty about the situation for schools at this stage of the pandemic. The teaching community has undertaken sterling work over the last nine months to keep schools operating for the
It’s now just over a year since I was elected as the Member of Parliament for Dover and Deal, and what a momentous, and extraordinary, year it has been. My first vote was to deliver Brexit. We duly left the EU and transition will end,
At the end of the month, four and a half years after the EU Referendum, the transition period comes to an end and a new relationship with the EU will begin. Our area is on the frontline of this historic change. Dover is home to
It has been an incredible achievement to see vaccines developed at such a pace to tackle this new virus. It is not even a year since the coronavirus started to take hold in the UK. Yet the combination of restrictions,
With record new case numbers and daily death tolls, there is no doubt that as a country we are facing one of the toughest stages of the pandemic so far. Despite some progress locally, the number of cases remain uncomfortably
I am calling on residents to take part in community testing and save lives. After attending a test, proving negative, at the Dover Discovery Centre shortly after it opened, I am strongly encouraging everyone who can book and attend the
The Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, has announced the reintroduction of a full national lockdown, similar to that back in March 2020. This is due to the new variant that has seen hospitalisation rates 40% higher than the first peak in
Natalie appeared on BBC South East to discuss post-transition planning. She spoke about her campaign to Keep Dover Clear and the vital strategic position of Dover, due to sheer number of vehicles that pass through the area, bringing goods too and from the country.
01.12.2020 Ahead of today’s vote in Parliament on local restrictions, Natalie discussed the matter on BBC Radio Kent.
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