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Stanford-le-Hope resident urges review into sale of Sandpits Car Park

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A STANFORD-le-Hope community activist has urged a review into the sale of the Sandpits Car Park near the town centre.

Rob Groves, attended a council meeting in order to ask a question to the portfolio holder for business.

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