Sam Lennon is an author and journalist based in Kent, United Kingdom. With a focus on local news, Sam writes for KentOnline, covering a range of topics including human interest stories, community events, local business developments, and issues affecting the residents of Kent.
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Sam Lennon's coverage focuses on local news and human interest stories, with a particular emphasis on family and relationships and crime. He often covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to town development, real estate, fire safety, community events, health issues as well as the impact of these topics on families and communities in Kent.
When reaching out to Sam Lennon consider providing insights or access to individuals directly impacted by local developments or incidents. This could include local residents affected by changes in their neighborhoods or those involved in community events. Additionally, offering expert commentary related to town development projects or health issues that affect the local population may be of interest.
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Plans to redevelop a former drinks factory site have been given the green light for a second time - and are set to create about 250 jobs.
Concerned residents are calling for plans for a “gigantic” care home to be refused, claiming their town is fast becoming a “concrete jungle”.
Drivers have been spotted tearing along a road next to a play area at speeds of up to 60mph raising fears someone could be seriously hurt or killed.
Residents and traders in a town branded Hackney-on-Sea say that although house prices are rising, the influx of Londoners is good for the area.
By: Sam Lennon
A Kent man has been charged after a protester dressed as Santa climbed the Trafalgar Square Christmas tree.
By: Sam Lennon
Water bills will rise for everyone in Kent - and some residents will be paying £200 more in five years’ time.
By: Cyann Fielding, Sam Lennon
The Financial Times has dubbed the Kent seaside town of Deal as 'Hackney-on-sea' — and whilst some local residents don't like the increasing number of Londoners visiting and moving there, others welcome them
Hundreds of residents have signed a petition against plans for 70 homes amid fears their village will be swamped by development.
With the number of people using cash for their Christmas shopping rising, we asked Kent shoppers if they are ditching card payments.
A charity sea event which had to be cancelled after a do-not-swim warning was issued due to poor water quality has been rearranged… on dry land.
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