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If I am not mistaken, the residents of Whitfield overwhelmingly said No! to the developement plans for thousands of houses there. And that this came in the context of democracy-seeking on the part of the Council. Now it is: you can't do anything about it!
I also recall reading that many people in the Canterbury area also said No! to similar plans there to develope the area up. I wonder if for them it is also: you can't do anything about it?
Honestly, Paul, I can't see why people living in Kent cannot have access to employment and must be left out in favour of others who you say should come here and work!
But one more word, in May there will be Council elections, and these will be preceded by campaigns for the election of people standing for the wards. There will be quite some campaigning though!
Informing the people that the Council is more interested in other people to come here, for example, when they should be representing the people who live here, and listening to them!
In fact, after reading this last post, I have decided not to turn up tomorrow to ask or answer questions in front of the Council, you made a point there, Paul!