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Alister Brady understands the value of education and he will stand up to ensure excellent education is available to everyone in Canterbury City North if he is re-elected to KCC on 1st May. ... See MoreSee Less
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We’re out and about listening to residents. The roadworks, delayed but vital for utilities, are causing problems but, thanks to a concerted effort by all councillors, City Council and Kent County, the contractors now have changed the way it’s done. The original proposal was to totally close Littlebourne Road which was unacceptable. ... See MoreSee Less
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Today I was delighted to meet with local representatives of the National Farmers’ Union to discuss agriculture in Canterbury North and Kent.
It was very helpful to discuss issues for our rural communities and businesses, from rural crime to water use and infrastructure. I wanted to hear what local government can do to support farming, which plays a vital role in the local economy.
I look forward to working with groups and individuals from different walks of life to bring the change we need in Kent.
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Labour out in force on Studd Hill in Whitstable East & Herne Bay West while the Green candidate defects to independent, while remaining the Green candidate on the ballot, but sitting as an independent Canterbury City Councillor while remaining co-Leader of the Green Group...
Labour brings CHANGE while the Greens bring chaos.
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If re-elected to KCC on 1st May, Alister Brady will act to secure good, local jobs for people living in Canterbury City North. ... See MoreSee Less
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At KCC the Tory’s commission out 73% of its services to the private sector. That’s more than £1.6 billion a year. Some of that money goes to massive international companies for their CEO bonuses and shareholder dividends. We would spend more of that money locally which would create local jobs. Also, the Tory’s gamble over £150 million of your money on the stock market instead of investing it in Kent. We would look to do things differently by putting more money in the ‘no use empty’ scheme, which help to renovate empty buildings for housing, and look at ways to regenerate empty buildings for businesses. This would see a similar rate of return but a massive benefit to the local area. These are just some of the achievable ways we would look to boost the local economy and increase jobs locally.