Robert Boddy is a Local Democracy Reporter at the KM Group. He focuses on themes such as construction, real estate, and urban development, with a keen interest in planning and regional issues. Robert's work has been featured in outlets including Yahoo News UK, BBC World, and Kent Live.
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Chatham, United Kingdom (Local)
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Robert Boddy's focus is on local government, community concerns, and development projects within Kent, United Kingdom. He seems to be interested in providing expert commentary on government announcements and developments affecting the local area. If you have insights into Kent-specific issues related to council funding, housing plans, library services protection, or environmental warnings along River Medway among others, your expertise could be valuable for his coverage.
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Plans for 31 flats at a former sports centre have been recommended for approval.
By: Robert Boddy
The application has received significant opposition from locals
Proposals for a former sports and activity hub to be demolished and replaced with 31 flats have been recommended for approval
The owners of an under-threat food van have been left touched by a swell of support from residents keen to see the business survive.
By: Robert Boddy
The van has been selling hot food and drinks from the site for five years but now faces an uncertain future
By: Robert Boddy
The van has been selling hot food and drinks from the site for five years but now faces an uncertain future
By: Robert Boddy
Investigations into two complaints have found a councillor breached conduct rules and will face the harshest punishment ever handed out.
By: Robert Boddy
A new community supermarket will offer affordable groceries and financial advice in a town centre.
Proposals to build on a commercial pear orchard were roundly rejected because of the harm it would to do the local area.
Approval has been granted to demolish a well-loved activity centre and redevelop the site into blocks of flats.
