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Guy Voizey - Standing up for Canterbury and Whitstable
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Mon 18th Jan 2010
There are over 4,400 empty properties across the Canterbury City Council area which are no longer used as homes but can be brought back into use with some investment. Under Liberal Democrat proposals, people who own these homes will get a grant or a cheap loan to renovate them so they can be used: grants if the home is for social housing, loans for private use.
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Read "4,400 empty houses should be brought back into use" in full
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Mon 18th Jan 2010
Doctors working in the East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust earned over £250,000 last year in so called 'ash cash' payments made by grieving families, figures released today by the Liberal Democrats have revealed. The payment is made to doctors to sign a form releasing a body for cremation. Last year payments were made on 1,815 occasions in East Kent.
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Read "Local doctors receive £250,000 in 'ash cash' payments " in full
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Thu 7th Jan 2010
The city council has set out its vision for the future of the district in its Core Strategy Options Report. The council's strategy lacks imagination. At the moment, the council's strategy suggests building thousands of new houses on green field sites to the south of Canterbury, on land highlighted as an Area of High Landscape Value. If concreted over, this landscape will be lost forever. There will be other problems too - for example, it will make congestion around the city centre worse.
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Read "Letter to Editor of Kentish Gazette" in full
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Fri 1st Jan 2010
Canterbury City Council's controversial plans to build a £5m football hub at Ridlands Farm off South Canterbury Road have still not been made public. Originally these were to have been out for public consultation in the autumn.
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Read "Dithering and secrecy over the football hub" in full
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