Sanger: Getting Action for Harbour
June 8, 2005 3:20 PM
If elected to be Harbour's new Councillor, Emily Sanger will work closely with popular Lib Dem District Councillor Tessa Caruana to get the best for local people from the Council.
Emily Sanger, the Liberal Democrat candidate for this Thursday's Harbour ward Town Council By-election, has been pushing local issues onto the Council's agenda to get real action for Harbour. Emily is a hard working local campaigner who has lived in Folkestone all her life and is a Governor at a local school.
Local issues that Emily and local councillor Tessa Caruana are currently working to get action on include:
- Martello Road - Getting an overgrown tree cut down, a blocked drain and a missing name plate
- Morrison Road - Removal of unnecessary yellow lines to allow more parking spaces
- Lennard Court - Finding out for residents about new planned works
- Tontine Street area - Problems with noise and land behind Jolsons needs tidying
- Thanet Gardens - General tidying up including the gardens
- Neason Court - General maintenance on block and gardens
- Wear Bay Road / Crescent - Action to tidy memorial gardens
- Segrave Road - Fixing a pot hole
- East Cliff - Tackling parking issues and a problem with an abandoned car
- Stade Street, East Street, Radnor Street and The Durlocks - campaigning to move pedestrian crossing on Tram Road to above the junction with Radnor Street
Emily said:
"It would be a real honour to stand up for Harbour residents on the Town Council. I pledge to work hard to get the best deal for local residents of all ages from the Council."
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