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Up to 240 new homes could be built on Kent field owned by the Church of England

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By Daniel Esson Verified, Freddie Lynne Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
The Church of England has revealed long-awaited plans for 240 homes on land it purchased in the 1980s. The proposed site is at the edge of the huge Finberry new-build estate in Ashford. The Church Commissioners for England, which manages the CofE's investments and land ownership, has submitted an environmental impact assessment scoping report to Ashford Borough Council (ABC). The document suggests the Church is eyeing a plot north of Avocet Way on the edge of Finberry.
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New AI data centre 'entirely inappropriate' for 'beautiful Kent village' MP says

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By Simon Finlay Verified, Freddie Lynne Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
A Kent MP has called for a national debate on the placement of new AI data centres in light of a proposed development in his constituency. Jim Dickson, who represents Dartford, raised the planned 90-acre campus on 145 acres of farmland at Southfleet in the House of Commons yesterday (September 3). Residents and councillors have raised concerns about the potential loss of agricultural land – currently used for growing soft fruits – and pressure on water supplies.
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Kent Police need more power to tackle 'rowdy yobs', local councillor says

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By Simon Finlay Verified, Freddie Lynne Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
There are calls to give police more powers to tackle the "scourge of rowdy yobs" as new figures show a sharp increase in antisocial behaviour (ASB) across the county. Kent County councillor Bill Barrett (Con) says the more than 25 per cent jump in ASB in Kent highlights the need for more officers to deal with it.
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