Cheriton White Lion

The Lib Dem team have been campaigning for action on the White Lion in Cheriton for years.

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Tim Prater and Gary Fuller at Saga HQ in Sandgate

He might not look it, but Tim Prater was delighted to hear Saga is returning to their Sandgate Enbrook Park HQ.

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Tim Prater

Tim Prater explains why he's standing for the most marginal County Council seat in Kent: Cheriton, Sandgate and Hythe East.

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Neil Matthews and Darren Briddock by Hythe Sea front toilets and grafitti

Shepway Lib Dems Challenge Council to Wipe Out Graffiti

Local Liberal Democrats are calling on Shepway Council to buy equipment that will help tackle graffiti. The Lib Dem group have put forward a motion to the 20 July Shepway Council meeting calling for a new graffiti busting machine to be bought.

13 Jul 2005
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'HMS' Pickle - a replica of the original HMS Pickle

Folkestone Harbour to Welcome 'HMS' Pickle

A replica of the schooner 'HMS' Pickle will visit Folkestone Harbour as a part of a UK Tour from May to September celebrating the Bicentenary year of Britain's victory at the Battle of Trafalgar and Lord Nelson's death during the battle. Folkestone will form a key part of the tour hosting 'HMS' Pickle and the Pickle Exhibition from 31 August to 5 September.

13 Jul 2005
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Hawkinge Parish Council Vacancy

Hawkinge Parish Council has received permission from Shepway District Council to fill oÂne vacancy by co-option. Any elector who would like to be considered for co-option should write to the Clerk stating your qualifications, and interests that you think will contribute to the work of the Parish Council and benefit the community.

12 Jul 2005
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National Casualty Bureau

A National Casualty Bureau number has been set up for enquiries relating to yesterday's terrorist incidents in Central London. The telephone number is 0870 1566 344. Kent Police is supporting this bureau, and have outlined the questions that will need answering if you need to call the helpline.

8 Jul 2005
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Peter Carroll talking with two Kent Police Officers

Public meeting in Hythe

Kent Police Authority and Shepway Council are holding a public meeting at Saltwood Village Hall, The Green, Saltwood, Hythe on Thursday 14 July at 7.30pm. The meeting is designed to give local people from Hythe and Saltwood the opportunity to express their views on crime and disorder and discuss how the area is policed. Police officers will be attending, along with other community representatives.

6 Jul 2005
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Folkestone Harbour Arm

Happy to listen and help

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Decorated Christmas Tree

Lib Dem Christmas Draw 2024

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Lib Dem Team

The F&H Lib Dem Team

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Larry Ngan and Lib Dem Campaigners on The Leas, Folkestone

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