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A developer wants to build a two-storey block of flats in a narrow gap between two homes.
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The Home Office has withdrawn its calls for a popular town centre restaurant to lose its licence.
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Planning officers have recommended proposals for a new budget supermarket be rejected, despite scores of letters in support of the store.
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A sixth attempt is being made to secure permission to use an area designated as ancient woodland as a gypsy site.
An inquest has opened into the deaths of two young workmates who died in a car crash.
An application for mobile homes has been lodged for a traveller site with a controversial planning history dating back 40 years.
A water company has moved fast to save a village green from a sewage spill.
Kent County Council has been heavily criticized over the lack of progress on a town’s key highway improvements.
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A tongue-in-cheek English Heritage-style sign has been placed to ‘honour’ a car left dumped near a school for several months.
A golf course is hoping to swing planning permission to erect 12 glamping pods for sporting breaks and weddings.
Opponents to a ragstone quarry expansion say they were shocked to learn how little of the stone is used for heritage restoration.
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Two money launderers have been jailed after police caught them with £270,000 in cash.
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Southern Water has been praised for finally fixing the sewage leaks that were marring a nature reserve.
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An equestrian centre with accommodation is proposed for a farmland site.
Penalties for fly-tipping and dropping litter could more than double as a council gets tough on offenders.
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A Kent lake has been rated among the best places for angling in the UK.
A utilities company insists it is still working to fix a sinkhole which has closed a road for a month.
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A woman may be permanently scarred after a fake tattoo numbing cream caused severe blisters to her chest.
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A town is left with no branch of the ‘big four’ banks after the latest high street closure.
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The new manager of a village pub says he wants the venue to become a “home-from-home”.
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