Council rejects plans for a new Lidl store in Herne Bay

KentOnline / KMTV 2021-11-20

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Proposals for a new supermarket in Herne Bay could be shelved after council officers rejected the plans. Lidl wants to build a two thousand square metre store on the Old Thanet Way but a report has recommended that the plans are rejected.
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