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Getting things done for local residents

There's so much we need to do over the next four years in St James', Sherwood and Pembury, and whilst out and about in Camden Road on the Sunday after the elections, it was good to see that the street light repairs I've been pushing for in recent months had finally begun.

Travelling down Quarry Road in St James' yesterday, I was struck by the huge difference which finally demolishing the awful toilet block outside St Barnabas Church has made. Although there's still fencing up for health and safety reasons, you can start to see what the view will be like. We'll be able to see the church itself - an imposing jewel in St James' crown - and the area will not only look cleaner and tidier, but also be safer for local residents, and the children attending the ...

Sunday 5th September 2010

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About Kevin

Kevin was born in Bermondsey in South East London, but moved with his family to Eltham, attending Colfe’s School at Lee Green. Setting up his first business at age 24, Kevin subsequently moved to Tunbridge Wells in Kent some twenty years ago, where he lives in Lamberhurst with his wife Louise and their two daughters.

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Kevin at County Hall

Kevin served as a Tunbridge Wells Borough Councillor in Culverden Ward for two years, before being elected to Kent County Council, where he represents Pembury, Sherwood and St James’ wards...