Derek Morris Crow-Brown

Personal details:

Name

Derek Morris Crow-Brown

ID

63942

Party

Conservative and Unionist Party

Statement to voters

I am Derek Crow-Brown, having had the honour of being your KCC representative for Birchington, Westgate, Westbrook, Garlinge, Minster, Monkton, St Nicholas, Saare, Manston, Acol, Lydden, Woodchurch and a large area of Westwood Cross for the past four years.

In that time, I have supported my member of parliament Sir Roger Gale, dealing with hundreds of casework issues, including welfare, highways, schools, including special educational needs. My other priority as a KCC member has been supporting my seven parish/town councils to the best of my ability, with an excellent attendance rate, attending their meetings and ensuring clear lines of communication regarding happenings at county hall.

I currently serve on numerous committees including, Planning, Highways, Environment, Economic Growth and Floods. I also sit on three outside bodies. As KCC Armed Forces Champion, I am a member of Kent & Medway Civilian-Military Partnership Board. I also serve on the Kent Fire and Rescue Authority and Kent and Essex Fisheries Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authority.

I previously served for many years in the Royal Air Force as an instructor in leadership and management and in a senior logistics and leadership role, serving in numerous UK bases and overseas in Oman, UAE, Germany and the Falkland Islands . I was a district councillor for four years and for the past five years have been a parish councillor for Minster Parish Council.

If re-elected, I will continue to work hard to ensure that residents get their fair share of County run services, and make sure that your voice is heard clearly at County Hall.

This statement was last updated on 12 March 2025 11:52.

Candidacies:

Contesting the Kent local election (1 May 2025)

Birchington & Rural Conservative and Unionist Party

Contested the Kent local election (6 May 2021)

Birchington & Rural Conservative and Unionist Party
Elected! (3846 votes)
2nd / 9 candidates

Contested the Thanet local election (2 May 2019)

Thanet Villages UK Independence Party (UKIP)
Not elected (551 votes)
5th / 8 candidates

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