Month: September 2017

Update on Support for GPs and Patients in Folkestone

On Friday last week I met with the Chairman of the South Kent Coast Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG), Dr Jonathan Bryant, and Hazel Carpenter, the CCG’s accountable officer, to discuss the funding and support for GP services in Folkestone. Following that meeting I wanted to update you with the latest information that I have. The […]

Extra Funding For Local Schools

Last week the Secretary of State for Education, Justine Greening, confirmed that the government will be investing an additional £1.3billion in schools over the next two years, in addition to the spending commitments on education that had previously been announced. This means that there will be an increase in the funding that every pupil in […]

Update on Extra Funding for GP Services and Primary Care in Folkestone

Our local GPs are the gateway to the NHS for many of us, and it's vital that this service is available for all. In May this year, the current operators of the Folkestone East Family Practice gave notice that they would not continue their work beyond the beginning of November. This decision means that the […]

European Union Withdrawal Bill

The House of Commons returns this week following the summer recess and its main focus will be the government’s European Union Withdrawal Bill. In the wide ranging scope of its powers this is probably the most significant piece of legislation to be presented to parliament since we first joined the EU over forty years ago. […]

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