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More than 100 jobs have been put at risk after a packaging company announced it was to close a site in Kent.
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A developer who wanted to build homes for the over 55s is having a rethink after there was little interest in the project.
A former telephone exchange, now overgrown after being left empty for years, could be transformed.
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New ward boundaries for voters in 2024 have been agreed.
Every home in a proposed town centre apartment block will have a cycle space, but parking spaces will be hard to find.
Environment Agency staff have joined the ranks of the many professions taking industrial action.
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Emergency serves are still at the scene of an accident this afternoon.
A public inquiry has been considering plans for an additional 109 homes in the countryside.
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A borough council has appointed three agents to drive forward its ambitious plan for new affordable homes.
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A glassware expert is joining a popular antiques dealer in a shopping centre.
A new timetable has been agreed over a proposal to build hundreds of homes – and it's unlikely to be determined for months.
A parish councillor has resigned following criticism by a code of conduct standards committee in a dispute over a hedge.
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Problems with a town's replacement post office are continuing.
A bus company owner has asked whether we're gritting the wrong roads when snow falls.
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A councillor has challenged the need from next May for voters to prove their identity.
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Joy-riders out in the snow in 4x4s have damaged one of Kent's most recognisable landmarks.
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We tested out two alternative festive spreads for those wanting a break from tradition this year.
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A friend of an NHS worker is appealing for help to fund his funeral after he lost his battle with throat cancer.
A council is investing in mobile CCTV – but won't confirm if it will be used to snare thieves carrying out a bizarre crime in the borough.
We round up the best novels with links to the Garden of England you could gift this festive period.
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