Development Dover Town Council
31st August 2024 / 29th September 2024 by Editorial Team
Oh Dear ! The developers constructing on the steep area by the allotments on Folkestone Road have decided to go way beyond the planning application conditions. This is a development by Enzo’s Homes. Why would these developer get the idea that planning conditions don’t matter ? Is it due to the announcements about pleasing developers […]
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Development News
11th May 2024 / 11th May 2024 by Editorial Team
What was especially sickening in news of Elphicke’s defection to Labour, was to hear that Elphicke ‘has been offered a role advising Labour on housing’ (BBC-SE TV 6pm). So self-interest from Elphicke, a new low in UK politics. Her welcome from Keir Starmer doesn’t reflect well on the Labour front bench either. Green Party MP […]
Development
20th July 2023 / 20th July 2023 by Editorial Team
27th February 2023 / 4th March 2023 by Editorial Team
12th October 2022 by Editorial Team
12th July 2022 / 6th August 2022 by Editorial Team
29th October 2021 / 20th March 2022 by Editorial Team
25th August 2021 / 20th March 2022 by Editorial Team
22nd April 2021 / 20th March 2022 by Editorial Team
1st August 2020 / 3rd September 2020 by Editorial Team
13th April 2020 / 3rd September 2020 by Editorial Team
23rd March 2019 / 13th April 2020 by Editorial Team
Dover District Council (DDC) should use all its planning powers to ensure: more trees are planted there are electric car points for all new houses buildings are as far as possible insulated to the highest standards buildings are carbon neutral. DDC should resist any pressure from developers to build fast to lower standards. We will take […]
3rd November 2018 / 13th April 2020 by Editorial Team
Social housing, that is, homes that people can rent at a fair price, either from public or private owners, is different from affordable housing (a larger category including home ownership for people who can get a mortgage). The amount of social housing has dropped dramatically since the 1980’s when the Conservative government forced councils to […]
