Working with private sector landlords to help tackle homelessness across the Ashford borough continues to be a prime objective of the Council’s ABC Lettings service, which has launched a campaign…
Home Latest news Street trading consultation opens for views Public consultation on new proposals for street trading in Canterbury city centre has begun. In October 2021, councillors decided that when…
Dog owners are being reminded of the annual seasonal restrictions coming into effect on nine of Folkestone & Hythe district’s beaches from Sunday, but there will still be vast expanses…
The Government’s current rate for the National Living Wage (NLW) (for those aged 23 and over) and the National Minimum Wage (NWM) is £9.50 whereas the council’s lowest hourly rate…
Support from Kent PCC Matthew Scott – A new trial scheme to close five gates in the Dane John Gardens on Friday and Saturday nights has begun. The gates involved…
Library image A stolen vehicle will be returned to its owner thanks to the vigilance of a Folkestone and Hythe District Council parking officer who reported his suspicions to Kent…
Ashford Memorial Gardens Photo: Peter Trimming Plans are underway to honour a very special member of Ashford’s community, as Mrs Joyce Dawes celebrates her 105th birthday on Tuesday 3 May…
Library image – Dog fight – Residents are being asked to have a say on the renewal of the district’s anti-social behaviour Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) rules. A consultation…
Community groups around Maidstone are being encouraged to take action, lead activities, and take part in events to help make the world a greener, wilder and more sustainable place. Maidstone…
Local employers, training, and education providers, along with welfare and advice services are coming together at a Recruitment and Support Fair providing opportunities to former Dover-based P&O Ferries crew and…
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