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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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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He said disorganisation, in-fighting, and incompetence "at every level" has forced him to leave the party
He said disorganisation, in-fighting, and incompetence "at every level" has forced him to leave the party
A controversial scheme banning traffic outside schools during certain hours will no longer be introduced at one location due to opposition.
Locals say a school street zone in Rochester would push traffic problems into nearby roads.
Locals say a school street zone in Rochester would push traffic problems into nearby roads.
Proposals for up to 2000 homes have taken their first step as a request for a screening opinion has been made.
By: Robert Boddy
A father is encouraging others to take up free blood pressure tests this month after one identified a cause for concern.
If approved, documents say the development would begin in 2029/30
A 10-bed secure mental health ward has stopped accepting patients as it prepares to close next year.
Edward Banjo was unaware he had slightly high blood pressure until he had a free health check.
