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BRITAIN'S £3.5 billion "answer to Disneyland" has been hit with yet another setback over a decade after plans were unveiled.
Wildlife charities are calling on the government to revoke the planning status on the peninsula entirely after it was named one of the most important breeding bird sites in south east England.Embarrassment for Keir as Labour members vote to REVERSE winter fuel payments cut Buglife's programme manager Jamie Robins told KentOnline: "We have known for years the site is a haven for wildlife, but the threat of a theme park continues to hang over it - leaving the community uncertain over the future of their much-loved green space, year after year.
“The Swanscombe Peninsula is a unique site, home to thousands of species of animal and plant and an unrivalled green space for the local community with the potential to be a nature park accessible to all." "The Government has committed to protect 30% of the UK's land and sea by 2030, and with the destruction of irreplicable habitats and nationally protected conservation sites, it’s no surprise that we are not on track to meet our 30 by 30 targets."The 372 aces was initially granted to be used by London Resort, after paying £4million for it.
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