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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A council is looking to change tax rules after a High Court ruling.
By: Robert Boddy
The second phase of redeveloping brownfield sites by a council’s construction company is set to begin.
A near two-decade-long fight with a housing association over sewage problems could finally be resolved - but it’s not over yet.
A developer has been warned about calling councillors who were due to vote on its proposals later that day by officers.
The first images of a proposed council-run care home have been unveiled
By: Robert Boddy
The doors to an “iconic” theatre have been opened for the first time in years to showcase ongoing works to restore it to its former glory.
Applications are now open to the public for a special community role which will decide how cash should be spent improving neighbourhoods.
A developer’s appeal against a decision to refuse planning permission for its 800-home scheme near a busy roundabout has been dismissed.
Motorists will see ten weeks of “potential disruption” while significant improvements are made to a town’s central road.
A programme of events celebrating a town and its regeneration will return this weekend.
