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Funding boost for community green schemes
A £250,000 package of support for organisations to deliver sustainable and carbon reducing projects in the Folkestone & Hythe district has been agreed.
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New bins, extra crews and e-bikes to tackle beach litter
Folkestone & Hythe District Council will be tackling litter this summer with new high capacity compactor bins, additional crews and the return of e bike collections at key coastal hotspots.
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Positive steps forward for Otterpool Park
A crucial part of the Otterpool Park development has been approved taking the project a step closer to delivery.
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Green investment continues for council homes
Folkestone & Hythe District Council has begun its first dedicated solar installation programme for council-owned homes.
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New dog-walking map launches as Paws for Thought Event Returns
Dog owners across the district are being encouraged to make the most of the outdoors this summer with the launch of an updated dog-walking map.
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Increased financial support for local community groups
Councillors have backed a £567,000 package to help residents facing hardship, support the voluntary sector and to allow more people across the district to improve their physical health.
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Coastal Park play time gets a step closer
Work to deliver an exciting new era for the Lower Leas Coastal Park play area is about to get underway.
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Helping to fund Road of Remembrance repair
Folkestone & Hythe District Council is to contribute £236,000 towards the work required to reopen the Road of Remembrance.
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Updated CPZ framework agreed by cabinet
A joined-up approach to the implementation of Controlled Parking Zones (CPZs) has been approved.
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Supporting Folkestone Sports Centre reopening
A £2.4m grant which will enable the reopening of swimming facilities at Folkestone Sports Centre has been supported.
