As we emerge from the Covid-19 pandemic there has been encouraging news for Dover and Deal’s employment figures. The year 2021 saw Dover experience considerably

I laid a wreath at the Royal Marines Memorial concert on Sunday 10th July at the Deal Bandstand in memory of the lives lost in the IRA explosion at the

The Dover SmART Project has been awarded nearly £50,000 from the first phase of the Youth Investment Fund. The substantial award will help the project

I have welcomed the biggest ever international operation to crack down on human traffickers and illegal smuggling operations. Raids, led by the National Crime Agency, across

When the UK left the EU a different arrangement was agreed for Northern Ireland from the rest of the UK. All parties to this arrangement,

I joined revellers at the Deal Arts Festival family day events at Walmer Green. The events included live music, colouring in, kites and much more

I joined in the fun at the Multicultural Festival in Pencester Gardens organised by Samphire community charity. At the event, I joined in a West

Marches and protests can be an important part of our democratic processes. However, increasingly there have been extreme attention-grabbing tactics deployed that cause real financial,

I have welcomed news that Citadel TechFort Casemate project on the western heights has passed a funding hurdle that will see it get financial support

Last week, I met with the national water safety charity, the Royal Life Saving Society UK (RLSS UK) and Paralympian swimmer Ellie Robinson MBE to

On Friday, 17th June 2022, as Dover District Chamber of Commerce President I welcomed Chamber Chief Executive David Foley to a meeting at the House