Swale farmers Stephen and James Attwood offer to help build drive-thru super Covid vaccine centre
A farmer and his son have offered to help build a drive-thru Covid-19 vaccine centre.
Stephen and James Attwood who farm in Swale have written to Sittingbourne and Sheppey MP Gordon Henderson asking him to pass on their offer at high level .
James Attwood. Picture: Sean Aidan
The Attwoods, who farm on Sheppey and in Sittingbourne, said: The roll-out of the new vaccine is of such importance it requires a national effort. The Government should work with the private sector. Drive-thrus could be constructed across the country in large car parks, airports, private hospitals and county showgrounds which could operated 24/7.
Aldi bosses in Faversham concerned about plans to allow customers of proposed terrace of shops to use supermarketâs car park
Published: 06:00, 18 December 2020
Aldi bosses are âextremely concernedâ about plans to allow customers of a proposed terrace of shops to use the supermarketâs car park.
Applicants HDD Limited want permission to build a parade of retail units at the Perry Court development next to the German chainâs new store in Faversham, the under-construction Premier Inn hotel and 66-bed care home.
CGI of the proposed terrace of shops next the approved Aldi
They propose having shoppers and delivery drivers use Aldiâs car park after the supermarket closes its doors each night.
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More than 5,000 extra homes at Faversham will be biggest expansion of town since Victorian times
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An explosion of house-building in Faversham will change the nature of town forever, opponents claim.
Thousands of extra homes are set to be constructed as government targets are ramped up, with most new properties concentrated to the south and east of the town.
Hundreds of homes, including those at the Faversham Lakes development, are currently being built across the town
Housing estates will stretch all the way to Brenley Corner as part of what has been described as the largest expansion of the town since the Victorian era .
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