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Bright future with new youth forum
A new forum aimed at encouraging young people to get involved in shaping the future of Folkestone & Hythe is to be launched.
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Building left empty for nearly 20 years is transformed
A building which was left to decay for nearly two decades has been refurbished thanks to the support of a council initiative.
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Support for net zero pathway at Otterpool Park
A proposal aimed at providing sustainably sourced energy for new homes and businesses planned at Otterpool Park has won the backing of Folkestone and Hythe councillors.
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Getting what matters to you on the agenda
Residents have the opportunity to shape the programme of the council’s overview and scrutiny committee.
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Green home improvements continue in 2025
A further 120 council-owned homes have been brought up to date with a range of energy efficient measures which will help tenants manage their energy bills.
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Update on council's decision-making system
A motion calling for Folkestone & Hythe District Council to retain its existing cabinet structure has been supported by elected members.
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Go ahead for new green grant scheme
More than £200,000 is being set aside by Folkestone & Hythe District Council to support sustainability projects cutting carbon emissions, enhancing social cohesion and helping nature and wildlife.
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Affordable homes and employment space set for Biggins Wood
A former brickworks site that has been derelict for decades will be given a new lease of life thanks to an intervention by Folkestone & Hythe District Council.
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Your vision for the Romney Marsh Visitor Centre
The future of the Romney Marsh Visitor Centre is the subject of a new public questionnaire and concession opportunity.
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Rural business and communities awarded cash help
A new village hall, expanding broadband coverage and installing solar panels are among projects boosted by funding to strengthen and improve rural areas in the Folkestone & Hythe district.
