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‘Don’t sell off our last piece of green space to a housing developer’

Residents are seeking village green status as Kent County Council plans to sell the land, which locals say has been used for at least 75 years.

Summary by Kent Online
Residents fear an “oasis of calm” which has been used by the community for 75 years will be lost to housing developers.

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‘Stop swallowing up our green land with bricks and concrete’

Planners must weigh up the pros and cons of building new council houses across nearly half of an open public space.

·Grantham, United Kingdom
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‘Don’t sell off our last piece of green space to a housing developer’

Residents fear an “oasis of calm” which has been used by the community for 75 years will be lost to housing developers.

·Kent, United Kingdom
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Kent Online broke the news in Kent, United Kingdom on Friday, August 21, 2026.
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