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Billions are being invested in storage technologies essential to speeding up the replacement of fossil fuels by renewables Henry Sanderson in Graveney, England November 22 2020 From a windswept sea wall on England’s north Kent coast, Marie … Read more
Including interviews with Marie King, GREAT and Stephen Harris from the Sportsman pub and restaurant.
In her February newsletter ‘A busy start to the new year in Parliament’ Helen Whately MP, Member of Parliament for Faversham and Mid Kent and Minister of State in the Department for Health and Social … Read more
“The scale of it is beyond comprehension.“ “The outcome of the dispute will set a precedent for future developments throughout the UK.” See the latest new article from Kent Online here
The decision on Cleve Hill Solar Park Limited’s proposals, to build a solar power station the size of Faversham on the nearby Graveney marshes, is due from the Secretary of State by the end of May … Read more
Faversham Life interviews conservationist Matthew Hatchwell “We must make better use of natural ecosystems such as salt marshes and all the benefits they bring… It is proven that people’s mental health and wellbeing is better … Read more
Tuesday 10 September 2019 at 10:00 Solely to provide those who have not been able to attend previous Hearings to speak, or for parties to raise any matters which they were not able to raise … Read more
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The first interesting thing we found in the application is outlined in the 1.2 Application Form file. This is a copy of the information that the developers entered into The Planning Inspectorate’s website as part … Read more
It was about a year ago when we first heard about the proposals to build an industrial style and scale solar power station on Graveney, Nagden and Cleve Marshes. We were told that a pre-application … Read more
Yesterday I came across something unexpected – I had kept a copy of the “Biodiversity Management and Monitoring Plan” submitted by developers in 2015 before they plonked a small solar panel installation on good farmland … Read more
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Please get in touch if you would like to help with managing this site. We need to know about all aspects of the proposed development and we want to show the landscape in all its glory. Send … Read more
Here’s the land that this website is all about – the location for what the developers are calling Cleve Hill Solar Park. Explore via Google Maps or Ordnance Survey