There has been a distinct shift in the wind in Ashford businesses’ attitude to Brexit in recent months. At the start of this year the real fear was of a No Deal exit, and all the potential difficulties that would cause. More recently the biggest problem has been the continuing uncertainty.
In a world where technology changes everything very quickly, the best way to make sure you can keep up as an individual is to learn new skills and gain new qualifications.
The running sore that is the continuation of Operation Brock of the M20, restricting the London-bound carriageway to two lanes, is going to continue until November at least, I am sorry to report.
As we huddle together for warmth while the April rain falls it may seem odd to be celebrating English Tourism Week, but this is a vital industry for all of us and it is good to mark the start of the season.
Even at times like this the NHS is never far from the headlines. So it is a little surprising that the body charged with collecting patient experiences and conveying them to the various parts of the NHS is not better known.
Damian Green MP for Ashford, is supporting World Book Day’s national ‘Share a Story’ campaign, encouraging parents and carers to read with their children for ten minutes a day.
