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Kingston's Town Crier

In Members’ Statements, a Liberal member congratulated Chris Whyman, who has served as Kingston’s official town crier since 1984, marking more than four decades in the role and describing him as a celebrated figure in the town-crier community.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .

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