Making Net Zero Carbon a Reality at Canterbury Council

I hope everyone has enjoyed a positive start to 2020 and want to update you on our latest plans for reducing Canterbury Council’s emissions to zero over the next decade.

More children across Kent will be able to access a world-class education thanks to a major funding boost from the Conservatives.

On Thursday evening Canterbury Council passed a historic vote to tackle climate change and become carbon neutral by 2030.

Dan welcome new figures showing £500 million has been awarded to small businesses across the country, and am urging more entrepreneurs in Herne Bay and North Thanet to apply.

This Tuesday evening, the Planning Committee will decide on the latest Lidl application to open a new store by the Greenhill roundabout on the Thanet Way.

After a hard-fought campaign, I was delighted to be elected today as the new Councillor for Greenhill Ward, on Canterbury City Council.

The past 12 months have been dominated by Brexit, but behind the scenes the Government is continuing to deliver the Conservative’s domestic policies, much to the benefit of the British people.

Figures out today show that the number of people out of work is at a record low across the UK. In Tooting for example, the number of people who are unemployed has fallen by 1,100, representing a 47% per cent drop since 2010.

I was delighted to join my colleagues at Save The Asian Elephants ('STAE') in presenting our 200,000 person petition to Downing Street, calling on the Government to provide additional protections to the highly endangered Asian elephant.

I was delighted to see the latest UCAS data showing that university application rates for 18-year-olds in England remain at record levels.