Royal Mail is offering an opportunity for UK schoolchildren to design one of eight special stamps to honour the heroes of the pandemic. The #HeroStamps

I visited a number of potential sites last week for the permanent recognition of Dame Vera Lynn in Dover, along with Dame Vera’s family and

Easter is a time for renewal and rebirth. This year it marks the beginning of the great unlocking of our country. Step-by-step, we will be

The past year has been strongly defined by the pandemic. However, alongside our coronavirus response it has been a busy time in Parliament, as the

New government measures have been announced for a law aimed at reducing harm from storm overflows. New legal duties on water companies and government will

Irish Ferries have announced that they will be starting a new service on the Dover-Calais route. The service is planned to start in June 2021,

On Saturday 27 March 2021 I returned to thank the medical and voluntary teams at the Dover Medical Centre, following my first vaccine dose. I

One of Deal’s oldest residents, Maurice Churchward, celebrated his 101st birthday on 25 March 2021. His 100th birthday celebrations last year had to be put

This week, we have had news of a plan to build a statue of Dame Vera Lynn on the White Cliffs which would celebrate her

Roads, water, broadband and sewage matter to us all. That’s why the right physical infrastructure in place to support our community is vital. Infrastructure supports

The Terms of Reference of the Independent Investigation into East Kent Maternity Services have been published today. The independent investigation was ordered by Government following