Shepway Green Party stands ready to contest the election following the resignation of a Conservative councillor on Romney Marsh. More people put their faith in Green candidates than any other candidate in the last local elections and we've been running the council ever since...

Council agrees to support clean energy in Folkestone & Hythe in a move which positions the council as advocates for a flexible approach, considering emerging technologies as they prove viable.

Hythe Town Council gathered for an important meeting on Monday night, where members voted to formally oppose a proposed development that seeks to construct four holiday lodges, complete with associated parking and infrastructure. The contentious site is located on a patch of open space and woodland adjacent to Spanton Crescent in the town’s North Ward.

Rebecca Shoob, Polly Blakemore, and Mike Blakemore, the Green councillors for Cheriton ward, have responded to the community's feedback and successfully obtained a legally enforceable improvement notice that has been issued to the proprietors of the former White Lion pub located on Cheriton High Street.

Shepway Green Party has selected Folkestone-resident Marianne Brett as its General Election candidate for Folkestone & Hythe.

Thanks to the hard work of our Green Party councillors and the many residents who signed the petition and voiced their concerns, Stagecoach have agreed to reinstate the number 10 bus service to Lympne.

The closure of Wilko means the loss of jobs for local people – and we understand the sense of trepidation about job security, especially during a cost-of-living crisis. Local economies are at the heart of Green Party economic policy.

Since Stagecoach announced proposed cuts to local bus services in Folkestone and Hythe district, our elected Green councillors have been listening to residents and taking action to have your voices heard by Stagecoach and Kent County Council – those responsible for the bus services.