Daniel Esson is a Local Democracy Reporter at KM Group. He specializes in covering second-tier local authorities with a focus on themes such as urban design, housing market trends, and renewable energy. His work has been featured in notable publications including Thisislocallondon, MSN, Daily Express, Evening Standard, and BBC News.
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Daniel Esson's reporting largely focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulations, and their impact on the community in Kent. His coverage encompasses topics such as town council activities, housing developments, and healthcare challenges within the region.
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The 115 flats planned for Sittingbourne town centre will only include bike spaces, developers say.
The 115 flats planned for Sittingbourne town centre will only include bike spaces, developers say.
By: Daniel Esson
Frustrated neighbours have slated a pub’s plans for extra outdoor seating as “privatisation by stealth” of public land.
The Bull's Head pub in Margate has applied for a pavement licence to expand outdoor seating into Market Place
Opponents say they will “strongly object” to a planning application to redevelop a former charity shop and dementia facility into social housing.
Kent County Council and Medway Council face a combined budget gap of more than £60 million next year, despite making significant cuts.
Plans to reopen a beloved concert venue have moved forward with a final call set to be made in the coming weeks.
The venue has been closed since 2022 but plans for a major refurbishment have moved a step closer
By: Daniel Esson
Plans for a new skatepark on a “derelict” former mini-golf course have been submitted and welcomed as a ‘great’ addition to the community.
A Kent council is launching the process for a new blueprint for 15,000 homes set to be built in the district over a decade and a half.
