As the father of four children I happily take on the role of caring for them during the day. I care deeply for my community and want to see a future for both the community and my children, in a prosperous Dover.

I am a keen student of history and have a deep   interest in the town's rich and varied heritage, which should be preserved and promoted to visitors. Whilst I have a strong belief that the town should benefit from having the busiest port in the country, much work is still needed to find a solution to the related traffic that plagues the town.

In these difficult times, I feel there are still many smaller projects and improvements that can realistically be made to benefit the town,  improving its attractiveness as a visitor destination. It is  important to work with all those who can help improve the town, regardless of their politics. 

Let's put Dover first.

NOTE: - Chris is also the Single Point of Contact for general communications with the Dover Town  Council Town Clerk, on behalf of the Dover Alliance.