 Sally Barclay from Age Concern Sandwich organised another good Dementia Awareness Roadshow at the Guildhall with the backing of Sandwich Dementia Friendly Community, Dementia friends, Sunflower Centre, Carer’s support, Wrinkly, Stillwell and Singleton And, of course (pictured) Alzheimer’s Society Kent Constabulary, The splendidly musical Nina Clark, as well as NRS, Caremark and many others. |  Sally Barclay from Age Concern Sandwich organised another good Dementia Awareness Roadshow at the Guildhall with the backing of Sandwich Dementia Friendly Community, Dementia friends, Sunflower Centre, Carer’s support, Wrinkly, Stillwell and Singleton And, of course (pictured) Alzheimer’s Society Kent Constabulary, The splendidly musical Nina Clark, as well as NRS, Caremark and many others. |  Sally Barclay from Age Concern Sandwich organised another good Dementia Awareness Roadshow at the Guildhall with the backing of Sandwich Dementia Friendly Community, Dementia friends, Sunflower Centre, Carer’s support, Wrinkly, Stillwell and Singleton And, of course (pictured) Alzheimer’s Society Kent Constabulary, The splendidly musical Nina Clark, as well as NRS, Caremark and many others. |
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 Sally Barclay from Age Concern Sandwich organised another good Dementia Awareness Roadshow at the Guildhall with the backing of Sandwich Dementia Friendly Community, Dementia friends, Sunflower Centre, Carer’s support, Wrinkly, Stillwell and Singleton And, of course (pictured) Alzheimer’s Society Kent Constabulary, The splendidly musical Nina Clark, as well as NRS, Caremark and many others. |  Welcoming the team from the East Kent Hospitals Trust to the House of Commons for the Thrombosis UK VTE awards.
Shortlisted for their lifesaving work, including in midwifery, across the Trust’s three major hospitals, they won both awards in their nominated categories.
Congratulations also to Jodie Philpott from the William Harvey Hospital who in her absence received the Non-Clinical Unsung Hero Award. |  Welcoming the team from the East Kent Hospitals Trust to the House of Commons for the Thrombosis UK VTE awards.
Shortlisted for their lifesaving work, including in midwifery, across the Trust’s three major hospitals, they won both awards in their nominated categories.
Congratulations also to Jodie Philpott from the William Harvey Hospital who in her absence received the Non-Clinical Unsung Hero Award. |
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 A busy Saturday - Thanks to Birchington’s Rev Mark Ham for a splendid breakfast meeting followed by a constituency surgery, a sneak preview of the Geodesic dome with Warden Andrew, the sculpture trail and a photo exhibition at the Monkton Nature Reserve Open Day, and then off to the Minster Carnival Procession and show.
Congratulations to Miss Minster Darcy Taylor and her court for leading the procession and doing the capital of Thanet proud and to the MC Derek Crow- Brown and the organisers for |  A busy Saturday - Thanks to Birchington’s Rev Mark Ham for a splendid breakfast meeting followed by a constituency surgery, a sneak preview of the Geodesic dome with Warden Andrew, the sculpture trail and a photo exhibition at the Monkton Nature Reserve Open Day, and then off to the Minster Carnival Procession and show.
Congratulations to Miss Minster Darcy Taylor and her court for leading the procession and doing the capital of Thanet proud and to the MC Derek Crow- Brown and the organisers for |  A busy Saturday - Thanks to Birchington’s Rev Mark Ham for a splendid breakfast meeting followed by a constituency surgery, a sneak preview of the Geodesic dome with Warden Andrew, the sculpture trail and a photo exhibition at the Monkton Nature Reserve Open Day, and then off to the Minster Carnival Procession and show.
Congratulations to Miss Minster Darcy Taylor and her court for leading the procession and doing the capital of Thanet proud and to the MC Derek Crow- Brown and the organisers for |
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 A busy Saturday - Thanks to Birchington’s Rev Mark Ham for a splendid breakfast meeting followed by a constituency surgery, a sneak preview of the Geodesic dome with Warden Andrew, the sculpture trail and a photo exhibition at the Monkton Nature Reserve Open Day, and then off to the Minster Carnival Procession and show.
Congratulations to Miss Minster Darcy Taylor and her court for leading the procession and doing the capital of Thanet proud and to the MC Derek Crow- Brown and the organisers for |  A busy Saturday - Thanks to Birchington’s Rev Mark Ham for a splendid breakfast meeting followed by a constituency surgery, a sneak preview of the Geodesic dome with Warden Andrew, the sculpture trail and a photo exhibition at the Monkton Nature Reserve Open Day, and then off to the Minster Carnival Procession and show.
Congratulations to Miss Minster Darcy Taylor and her court for leading the procession and doing the capital of Thanet proud and to the MC Derek Crow- Brown and the organisers for |  A busy Saturday - Thanks to Birchington’s Rev Mark Ham for a splendid breakfast meeting followed by a constituency surgery, a sneak preview of the Geodesic dome with Warden Andrew, the sculpture trail and a photo exhibition at the Monkton Nature Reserve Open Day, and then off to the Minster Carnival Procession and show.
Congratulations to Miss Minster Darcy Taylor and her court for leading the procession and doing the capital of Thanet proud and to the MC Derek Crow- Brown and the organisers for |
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 A busy Saturday - Thanks to Birchington’s Rev Mark Ham for a splendid breakfast meeting followed by a constituency surgery, a sneak preview of the Geodesic dome with Warden Andrew, the sculpture trail and a photo exhibition at the Monkton Nature Reserve Open Day, and then off to the Minster Carnival Procession and show.
Congratulations to Miss Minster Darcy Taylor and her court for leading the procession and doing the capital of Thanet proud and to the MC Derek Crow- Brown and the organisers for |  Yesterday, it was good to meet up with Dani Lancefield, Principal of the Ursuline college in Westgate, and the patrons and chairman of the Westgate Ursuline Alumni Association, at their 120 years reunion celebration. Also delighted to welcome Dame Siobhan McDonagh MP, (Labour, Mitcham and Morden who has an Ursuline community in her South London constituency) to West Thanet. |  Quite emotional to visit Sandwich for the first time as the Member of Parliament. I know that the town gave me great support in the ballot boxes and that is a debt that I shall seek to repay through hard work.
Not quite such hard work, though, was the Sandwich Folk & Ale Festival and the chance to hear some sea shanties and to meet old friends from the Wantsum Morris side! |
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 An excellent gathering of companies and employees for the Pfizer Jobsfair hosted by Discovery Park at Sandwich.
Also good to receive a thorough briefing from the Pfizer site Director, Julian Thompson, and his senior management team. The planned reduction in the company’s workforce in the UK was of great concern, of course, but a great effort is being put into securing other employment and retaining science skills in Kent. Thanks, on behalf of Craig Mackinlay and myself
(Clink link to read more) |  An excellent gathering of companies and employees for the Pfizer Jobsfair hosted by Discovery Park at Sandwich.
Also good to receive a thorough briefing from the Pfizer site Director, Julian Thompson, and his senior management team. The planned reduction in the company’s workforce in the UK was of great concern, of course, but a great effort is being put into securing other employment and retaining science skills in Kent. Thanks, on behalf of Craig Mackinlay and myself
(Clink link to read more) |  An excellent gathering of companies and employees for the Pfizer Jobsfair hosted by Discovery Park at Sandwich.
Also good to receive a thorough briefing from the Pfizer site Director, Julian Thompson, and his senior management team. The planned reduction in the company’s workforce in the UK was of great concern, of course, but a great effort is being put into securing other employment and retaining science skills in Kent. Thanks, on behalf of Craig Mackinlay and myself
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 Out an about in the constituency today on Small Bussiness Saturday!
In Herne Bay with Maya at her Community Cafe and food bank in Herne Bay High Street thanks to Maya for all that you do for the community in Herne Bay.
Also visited Margate Jo Fulton Tolley at Jo’s Hair and Skin Beauty, 7 Margate High Street- congratulations to Jo on winning this year’s award for the Best Hair and Beauty salon in Kent!
Then finally went to Birchington for the traders Christmas event! |  Out an about in the constituency today on Small Bussiness Saturday!
In Herne Bay with Maya at her Community Cafe and food bank in Herne Bay High Street thanks to Maya for all that you do for the community in Herne Bay.
Also visited Margate Jo Fulton Tolley at Jo’s Hair and Skin Beauty, 7 Margate High Street- congratulations to Jo on winning this year’s award for the Best Hair and Beauty salon in Kent!
Then finally went to Birchington for the traders Christmas event! |  A big thank you to @SirRogerGale MP, for visiting the new, expanded Emergency Department at QEQM.
Final preparations are underway for the first patients to be treated in the unit this week and the department features a brand-new children’s emergency department, large treatment areas for adults, dedicated areas for patients with mental health needs, a new entrance for walk-in patients and waiting area. |
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 At the start of English Tourism week it`s good to find that enterprises in North Thanet are up and running and very much open for business and ready to welcome visitors.
Thanks to those who made us so welcome this weekend and looking forward to meeting many more, in Margate and Herne Bay, in the coming weeks and particularly over Kent`s Big Weekend (25th – 28th June). |  At the start of English Tourism week it`s good to find that enterprises in North Thanet are up and running and very much open for business and ready to welcome visitors.
Thanks to those who made us so welcome this weekend and looking forward to meeting many more, in Margate and Herne Bay, in the coming weeks and particularly over Kent`s Big Weekend (25th – 28th June). |  At the start of English Tourism week it`s good to find that enterprises in North Thanet are up and running and very much open for business and ready to welcome visitors.
Thanks to those who made us so welcome this weekend and looking forward to meeting many more, in Margate and Herne Bay, in the coming weeks and particularly over Kent`s Big Weekend (25th – 28th June). |
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 TERRANCE HOUSE KIOSK OPENING;-
It was a pleasure to go a long to Terrance House and open their kiosk today. I'm sure many of the residents will enjoy the treats they have in stock! |  30/11/2018 Supporting Small Business Saturday with ‘Team Mackari’ in Herne Bay
Dilek, Adina, Benita, Enver( Mansger) and RG
Roger says
“ Small businesses are the lifeblood of our Town centres and of our economy. They are the driving force that will see us through difficult times” |  Met seven groups engaged in GCSE projects
Road Safety
School hours for GCSE students
Beach huts, vandalism and arson
Equality in school and work uniform
‘ Tampon Tax’
‘Open Books’ in GCSE exams - policy changes
Refugees and parliamentary/ youth contact
RG says
‘This was a really stimulating series of short meetings. Challenging subjects , good
Research and interesting ideas. Two hours respite from the insane world of politics. Real young people, real enthusiasm, enjoyable and worthwhile ‘ |
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