Harry Cragg

Originally from Cumbria, I have lived in Canterbury for the past 37 years and am a former Reader in Inorganic Chemistry and Dean of Natural Sciences at the University of Kent at Canterbury.

I aim to improve the quality of life for the residents in St Stephen’s and the District and to improve relations between Town, Gown and Mitre. I am married with two sons and one grandson. I am currently a member of the Rotary Club of Canterbury and a member of the CHEK Committee.

I was Chairman of the Governors of Kent Institute of Art and Design for 14 years and a former member of St Stephen’s Parochial Church Council. I was elected to Canterbury City Council in May 1999 but have previously served as a Kent County Councillor and chaired the further Education Sub-committee.

Currently I chair the Overview Committee and am a member of the Local Plan Steering Group. I chaired the Flood Scrutiny Group as well as the Best Value Reviews on Street Scene, Pre-Housing Tenancy and Museums and Galleries.

When time permits I enjoy watching sport, going to the theatre, viewing exhibitions and collecting prints. I am also an expert on Bunbury.

Address:

60 St Stephen's Hill
CANTERBURY
CT2 7AR

Phone: 01227 760869
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Kenneth Avery

Kenneth Avery lives locally in Station Road West. Actively involved with St Stephen’s Junior School, he chairs the local financial management committee of the School Governors.

He is a retired advertising manager and while working in London he was a member of Camden Borough Council and a voluntary community worker in the King’s Cross area.

He has a long-standing commitment to the development and improvement of public transport and is employed on a voluntary basis in the reference library at London’s Transport Museum.

A Conservative Party worker over many years, Ken is currently chairman of the St Stephen’s ward branch.

Address:

43 Barton Mill Court
Station Road West
CANTERBURY
CT2 7JZ

Phone: 01227 478 069
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