Damian Collins (Con)

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Member for Folkestone and Hythe.

Articles written by Damian Collins (Con)

Olympic boost from Romney Marsh

Olympic boost from Romney Marsh

By • on December 22, 2011

My work as your Member of Parliament this year has given me the chance to see the constituency from many different angles, including going underground...

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Making a difference for young people

Making a difference for young people

By • on December 8, 2011

We know that sport can change lives, and particularly by inspiring young people. Whilst sporting activity is good for all who enjoy it there...

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New hope for Dungeness

New hope for Dungeness

By • on December 1, 2011

On Tuesday George Osborne announced that there would be a review of the way in which the European habitats regulations are interpreted and implemented...

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New support for working families

New support for working families

By • on December 1, 2011

My daughter Claudia opened the first window of her advent calendar this morning and was disappointed to find that behind it was just a picture,...

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‘Go Folkestone’ looking to the future

‘Go Folkestone’ looking to the future

By • on November 24, 2011

Last Friday evening I joined a packed Quarterhouse in Folkestone for the tenth anniversary meeting of Go Folkestone. Led by its President Philip...

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Focus on Operation Stack

Focus on Operation Stack

By • on November 17, 2011

Delivering a long term solution to the problems created by Operation Stack remains one of the big infrastructure challenges facing our area....

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The Olympic torch relay is coming to town

The Olympic torch relay is coming to town

By • on November 10, 2011

Put the date in your diaries, the Olympic flame and torch will be coming to our area on Wednesday 18th July 2012. As a member of the House of...

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£40 million boost for local jobs

On Monday the Government announced a £40million boost for jobs in East Kent. The award from the Regional Growth Fund will benefit the four East Kent districts,...

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New evidence in phone hacking inquiry

The Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee has today published new evidence relating to our inquiry the phone hacking scandal. This new evidence takes us into...

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Keep free on street parking for our town centres

Parking should continue to be free for those who want to visit and shop in our town centres. Free time-limited on street parking in the centre of Folkestone, Sandgate,...

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Powers must come back to Britain from Europe

Europe has been the dominant issue in the House of Commons this week, both with growing concerns about the crisis in the eurozone and Monday’s debate on a motion...

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The EU: In, out or shake it all about?

On Monday 24th October the House of Commons will debate a motion calling for a referendum on Britain’s membership of the European Union. This is a multiple choice,...

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Young people focused on success

Last Friday I was delighted to accept the invitation of the Mayor of New Romney, Councillor Roger Joynes, to take part in a question and answer session with young...

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Recognition for local volunteers

The work of volunteers is the backbone of every strong society and we are fortunate locally to have so many individuals and organisations who give up their time...

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Government to support business lending

This week started at the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester where I was able to introduce the competition we have organised to promote start up businesses...

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