Local councillor Monique Bonney of Rodmersham, Kent opposes the proposed development of 8,400 homes by Quinn Estates, citing concerns about affordability and infrastructure, such as the lack of medical facilities in the area. Despite local opposition, the government, led by Housing Secretary Angela Rayner, has intervened to take over the planning application, aiming to address housing shortages by setting mandatory targets for new homes and prioritizing brownfield sites for development while considering building on green belt land. The government’s proposed changes to the National Planning Policy Framework aim to streamline the planning process and deliver housing and infrastructure more efficiently.
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In 2018, Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez shared the stage together, showcasing their close friendship that dates back almost two decades. Selena recently announced her engagement to music producer Benny Blanco, prompting an enthusiastic response from Taylor, who jokingly offered to be the flower girl at the wedding. The two singers have a strong bond, with Selena praising Taylor for always being there for her in times of need and showing unwavering support throughout their...
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