A monthly bulletin from F&HDC. This month: Swimming, Leas Stabilisation works, Greatstone Coastal Opportunity, Shaping Economic Growth, Folkestone Generation, Folca, Net Zero and Volunteer Awards.
The first major step towards a new era for the Lower Leas Coastal Park play area in Folkestone will be taken next week.
The Council is on track to have spent all of the £365,265 budget from Household Support Fund for 2025/26.
The January 2026 monthly update from Tim Prater as County Councillor for Cheriton, Sandgate and Hythe East.
From a report to the Folkestone Parks and Gardens Charity on 21st January, a really bleak assessment of the future of the former The Warren Campsite.
I'm delighted that at the Folkestone Town Council Meeting of 22nd January, Folkestone Town Council unanimously resolved to back my motion to seek to buy the freehold of the Grace Hill building from…
A new beachside destination at Greatstone is to be known as the Changing Tides Coastal Centre when it opens this year.
Significant progress is being made on the future of the Folca building in Sandgate Road that includes a new medical centre at the heart of a commercial, mixed‑use development.
Financially supporting the re-opening of Folkestone Sports Centre pool and funding improvements to Hythe Pool will be discussed by councillors next week.
Let's be clear: there are absolutely masses of potholes across Kent.
