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Lidl Folkestone Planning Application 26/0002/FH: Health, Highway Safety and Contamination — The Evidence Behind the Objections
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Lidl Folkestone Planning Application 26/0002/FH: Health, Highway Safety and Contamination — The Evidence Behind the Objections
A planning application is supposed to be a tidy exercise: drawings, reports, consultations, decision. Planning committees like certainty. Communities like clarity. Developers like a straight line from “need” to “permission”. Lidl’s Planning application 26/0002/FH—for a Class E(a) retail food store (a supermarket) plus additional Class E units, with parking, landscaping and access—lands in a part of Folkestone where certainty is in short supply, …
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