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ANGELS AT WAR OVER PATH PLAN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 February 2026

By Neil Harvey

TONBRIDGE Angels chair Sophie Purves says the local council are disrespecting the football club – after urging fans to object to a planning application for a four-metre pathway which they fear will encroach on their leased land.
Tonbridge and Malling Borough Council want to add a path which they say will provide access to a proposed housing development near Angels’ Longmead Stadium.
But the Kent club argue it comes “unacceptably close” to their marquee, which holds weddings, concerts, festivals and other community events, seen as an “...

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