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UKIP If You Want Too...
Starting with the obvious: it must be said that UKIP did very well in the County Elections in May. Across Kent, they've formed the official opposition, inclusing 4 seats in Shepway: Folkestone West,…
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Skylark Vintage Comes to Sandgate
Skylark Vintage has opened its doors on Sandgate High Street, selling lace crotchet dresses, tops, vintage accessories, shoes, bags - you name it, its there!
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Folkestone "Age Concern" Con Warning
Kent Trading Standards are warning about two people posing as Age Concern workers in the Folkestone area, but then robbing their victim.
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Public meeting to discuss the future of Prince's Parade
Venue: Hythe Bay School - Main Hall, Cinque Ports Ave, Hythe CT21 6HS
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Kent Police update April 2013 - Sandgate, Cheriton and Morehall
PCSO Mark Ball attended the One Stop in Cheriton Road in relation to a report of Robbery. From viewing the stores CCTV Officer Ball was able to ascertain the direction of travel before and after the…
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Coolinge Lane Junction Works Safety Fears
Local Lib Dem campaigner Tim Prater has raised serious safety concerns about planned highways changes to the junction between Coolinge Lane and Sandgate Hill.
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Thank You from Shepway Liberal Democrats
Shepway Lib Dems have thanked everyone who supported them in the County Council elections in Shepway. The shock results saw UKIP gaining 4 seats in the area, the Green Party winning one, and the…
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Zero Expenses. A Great Example to Follow
One County Councillor in Shepway has claimed over £10,000 in expenses in just three years. In contrast, Lib Dem Folkestone West Councillor Tim Prater has claimed NO expenses in four years. Folkestone…
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Fighting for Our Area
As a Lib Dem County Councillor, Tim Prater has fought for local services, including saving Folkestone & Sandgate main road streetlights from Tory turn-off plans. We need County Councillors who…
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Unlock the Doors at County Hall
Let's blast open the doors of County Hall: that's the message of the Lib Dem team for the County Council elections in May.
