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Council services at Christmas and new year 2024
Folkestone & Hythe District Council would like to wish all residents a very merry Christmas and a happy new year.
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Tree initiative branching out across the district
Hundreds of trees have been planted as part of an initiative led by the council’s chair.
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Household support funding available to residents
Residents struggling to afford the essentials are being urged to apply for newly-available financial support.
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Two more Folkestone residents fined for dog fouling
We want everyone to be able to enjoy open spaces in the district and to walk in our streets without fear of treading in dog fouling.
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Council meetings unable to be webcast live
The council’s Planning and Licensing Committee cannot be webcast live this evening (Tuesday 12 November) due to a technical fault affecting the system.
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Waste leads to large bill for residents
Residents who failed to clear a build-up of waste from their back garden have been fined.
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'Valuable lesson' for dog walker who left mess
A dog walker who failed to clear up after a dog on a visit to The Warren has been fined.
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Wheel-y good bicycle parking facilities for residents
Secure bicycle parking facilities have been installed for residents of a Folkestone street.
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A warm welcome this winter
Community workers and volunteers helping residents across the district will be brought together under one roof at a special event in Folkestone later this month (November 2024).
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Next phase of beach management work gets underway
The latest chapter of bi-annual beach management work helping to protect more than 3,000 homes and businesses from flooding starts next week.
