Traffic regulation order in western Hythe
A Traffic Regulation Order consultation and documents for a revised speed limit in western Hythe has been published by Kent County Council. The order will affect Aldington Road, Lympne Hill and West Hythe Road. Read more here
Armed Forces Day
Celebrations in Hythe on June 24 marked the ninth annual Armed Forces Day. Read more here
The Great Get Together
On Sunday 18th June 2017 at Oaklands Park Bandstand, Stade Street, Hythe, hundreds of Hythe residents enjoyed picnics, sunshine, free music and the company of family, friends and neighbours. More here:
St Leonard’s Church
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BBC South East showed a brief clip about the collection in its bulletin of 14th June 2017 which you can see by clicking here or to find out more about the crypt at St Leonard’s click here.
Thoughtless youths invade allotments in Hythe
MINDLESS vandals stole and broke garden chairs, pushed over sheds, kicked in gates, and damaged vegetables when they raided allotments at Eaton Lands. Read more here
New PCSO for Hythe
Kent Police has appointed PCSO Lewis Bennett as its new police community support officer for Hythe. Lewis has already met many business owners and residents, and is looking forward to his new role. Lewis replaces PCSO Josh Carle, who will shortly start his training to become a police officer.
Online Scams
More money was lost to online scams last year than ever before. Read more here
New town mayor elected
At the annual council meeting on 11th May 2017, Cllr Paul Peacock was elected as the town mayor of Hythe for the municipal year 2017/2018. Read more here
John Schoner MBE
On 17th February 2017, former Hythe councillor and town mayor John Schoner was awarded an MBE for services to Hythe. Read more here
Painting ownership returned to Hythe
A historic oil painting of the view of Hythe town and surrounding area looking out to sea, has been returned to the ownership of Hythe Town Council. Read more here
Cyber security
Following the ransomware cyber attack on Friday 12 May which affected the NHS and is believed to have affected other organisations globally, Kent Police’s cyber crime unit has issued an alert urging both individuals and businesses to follow protection advice immediately and in the coming days. Read more here