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Council supporting popular international arts festival
Folkestone & Hythe District Council is delighted to – once again – support an open-air art festival which, every three years, brings world-class contemporary artworks to the Kent coast.
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New homes set for district after Highview sale
30 new homes will be delivered on the site of a former education facility in Folkestone.
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Green grants awarded to community schemes
More than 30 organisations including community groups, parish councils and schools are to benefit from funding to support sustainability and carbon reduction projects across the district.
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Ship Street planning application submitted
An outline planning application for up to 135 new homes on brownfield land in Folkestone has been submitted.
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Council reorganisation takes the next step
Kent and Medway’s councils have asked their advisors KPMG to look in more detail at two options for unitary councils and the areas they should cover, it was announced today (Friday 5 September).
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District-wide improvements to local bus shelters
Bus shelters across the district are undergoing an upgrade with better protection, improved seating, reinforced windows and digital screens.
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Romney Marsh beach huts to let
People wanting to rent a beach hut at a new Romney Marsh location can register their interest next month.
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A baton of hope for those in need
Folkestone will lend its hand in carrying the Baton of Hope as part of an initiative aiming to shine a light on suicide prevention.
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Green fingered gardeners commended
Green-fingered council tenants have been recognised for their excellent efforts in an annual gardening competition.
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Protecting the future of Princes Parade
There will be no further activity on council-owned land at Princes Parade, it has been confirmed.
