Campaigners have branded plans to build 725 homes in their village as “beyond comprehension”, claiming it would double the population.
The outline planning application for a mixed-use neighbourhood in Meopham would be 50% affordable and targeted at first-time buyers and downsizers.
Also in today’s podcast, a controversial massive housing development backed by Prince William has been given the green light despite claims it would be an “eyesore” and a “Trojan Horse” for even more homes.
After hours of debate in a council meeting last night, the 2,500-home estate on the southeast edge of Faversham has been approved.
A mum-of-two says she was “put through hell” by one of her late husband’s clients who refused to pay for building work carried out shortly before his death.
You can hear from Jo-Anne Mapp, whose husband was in the process of renovating a home in Whitstable when he died in July last year.
One of Medway’s MPs has told us graffiti in her constituency is making the area look uncared for and unloved.
Naushabah Khan’s reported an increase in tags on walls in Gillingham and has started a campaign to clean it up.
And in football, you can hear from the manager after Gillingham were soundly beaten at home by Milton Keynes Dons last night.
The Gills conceded three goals in 18 first-half minutes – they’re the third team since the start of the year to beat the Gills at Priestfield by three goals or more.
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