Constituency matters… a weekly column by the Member of Parliament for Folkestone and Hythe, Damian Collins 21 July 2021. On Tuesday this week I spoke in the House of Commons…
Laura Sinclair, an Associate with Furley Page Kent law firm Furley Page has said the Government’s decision to postpone the introduction of the long-awaited new ‘no-fault divorce’ law until 2022…
As part of ongoing work to keep the district clean and safe, Dover District Council, in partnership with a leading bag dispensing station company, is extending a scheme to provide…
Karen Cooke Graduates interested in a career in the law should act quickly to apply to Furley Page’s highly regarded graduate Trainee Solicitor programme as the deadline for applications is…
As Kent’s services for unaccompanied asylum-seeking children (UASC) reach breaking point for the second time in under a year, the council has warned that it may no longer be able…
Maidstone Crown Court will hear jury trials Kent’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Matthew Scott, says he’s delighted the Ministry of Justice has agreed to establish a Nightingale Court near Maidstone.…
Celebrity divorces setting the trend for amicable separations as divorce rate increases 25% during Covid Despite a major increase in the number of marriages ending, the amicable nature of divorces…
Anti-social behaviour costs two people £3,555.77 as Ashford Borough Council warns “ASB will not be tolerated” Two people found guilty of anti-social behaviour in Ashford have been ordered to pay…
From Saturday 1 May the annual seasonal dog restrictions will come into force and dogs will be banned from certain beaches across the district until 30 September. Ahead of this,…
Folkestone and Hythe District Council offices A landlord that refused to make safety improvements at two of her properties in Folkestone has been fined nearly £5,000. Madeleine Scott, from London,…
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