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Five years on from its purchase by Kent County Council for junction improvements, a once popular pub is still standing – and still empty.
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A controversial solar farm proposal has attracted 60 letters in support and 73 in opposition.
People are being urged to respond to revised plans for a large solar farm in the countryside.
A council’s cabinet members have ignored the wishes of the majority of its members not to extend a ragstone quarry into ancient woodland.
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Bird-watchers have descended on a housing estate to catch sight of a rare winter visitor.
The retired owner of a farm shop and fish and chip bar has passed away.
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A rural community has taken to the streets in their tractors to protest against plans for a 2,500-home new town and a rugby stadium.
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A borough council’s plans to introduce parking charges to a town seem to have upset almost everyone.
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Do not walk by the river nor drive through flooded roads, warns Environment Agency as it issues flood alert.
A homeware store in the county has been closed due to an emergency incident which saw police and ambulance crews in attendance.
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Opponents of a mega garden village project have set up crowdfunding to help fight plans for thousands of homes.
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A community’s 100-year-old town hall has been removed from Historic England’s at risk register following a successful refurbishment.
A town’s civic society has not given up hope of securing a museum to honour its most famous son, the architect Decimus Burton.
Plans for hundreds of new homes on prime agricultural have resurfaced after developers appealed its refusal.
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An invasive river plant that can grow 20cm in a day is being kept in check by the introduction of a humble bug – the weevil.
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Fear of traffic gridlock is driving villagers to oppose two major developments for a rugby stadium and a housing project with thousands of homes.
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The ScS furniture chain is set to open its third store in the county with a huge discount on offer for its first customers.
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Fears have been raised that parking outside a primary school will become more dangerous if charges are introduced on nearby streets.
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Campaigners are seeking to raise £11,000 to continue the fight to have disused farmland declared a village green.
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A community football club’s plans for a new clubhouse and covered stands as part of a raft of ground improvements has been given a major cash boost
