Canterbury Labour Party

4 hours ago

Are you tired of constant roadworks which pop up out of nowhere for no apparent reason?

As the law currently stands, utility companies can close roads without notice to carry out “emergency works” (including for broadband(!)). This can wreak havoc, with a lack of coordination between companies and the council, and a lack of resources to tackle non-compliance with permits.

Labour’s alternative budget for Kent County Council would employ an extra member of staff to help to ensure roadworks by private companies are compliant. This is another example of Labour’s plans to spend your money wisely to improve our county’s roads.

In the longer term, Parliament’s Transport Committee is investigating the issue, looking at the processes used for the notification of works, as well as the impact all these works have on road surface quality. ... See MoreSee Less

Canterbury Labour Party

8 hours ago

Did you see Owen out and about in Tyler Hill this morning?

If elected to KCC, Owen will continue to seek out residents' views and engage in the community to ensure you get the service you deserve.A good morning canvassing in Tyler Hill. Good to hear people’s concerns and explain how a Labour county council can improve our services and roads. ... See MoreSee Less

Canterbury Labour Party

8 hours ago

At the election, Labour promised to hold those who pollute our rivers, lakes and seas to account.

We are delivering on that promise.

As part of Labour’s Plan for Change, polluting water bosses face up to two years in prison. ... See MoreSee Less

Canterbury Labour Party

9 hours ago

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Canterbury Labour Party

11 hours ago

The Kent County Council elections will take place on 1 May, with residents voting for 81 councillors across 72 divisions.

Tap to find out who is standing in your area: bbc.in/4lE2wdv ... See MoreSee Less