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A vet says his new surgery will cater for cats and dogs but will also have a specialist service for exotic animals.
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Five years after KCC bought a pub to make room for a new junction that’s not happened it’s been suggested it be renamed “The White Elephant”.
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A support group for dads is set to expand across Kent after being awarded a grant from KCC.
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People are invited to meet a town’s football club’s players at the opening of a charity shop’s extension next week.
A town’s redevelopment plans means a charity has had to move its retail distribution centre where it will soon be opening one of its largest shops.
A town’s residents are being urged to take part in a citizens’ science project to test the quality of rivers and streams.
Three men have been jailed after police stopped a “suspicious” van which led to the discovery of a huge drugs haul.
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A housing developer has commissioned a work of art to link a new village estate to its murky smuggling-gang past.
Labour will not solve the housing crisis just by setting new house-building targets, a councillor has warned.
A family firm of 50 years standing providing portable toilets has been sold.
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Kent Highways has been heavily criticised after completing only one of 10 scheduled junction improvements in four years.
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New parking charges come into effect next week with motorists facing Sunday charges for the first time.
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An estate that so far has survived without parking restrictions is about to be “carpet-bombed” with double yellow lines.
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Villagers have a chance to shape their own future planning rules by voting in a Neighbourhood Plan referendum.
The German supermarket chain has been granted permission for a new out-of-town store after a planning inspector over-turned a council refusal.
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The waste bins at a block of flats for the over-60s have not been emptied for seven weeks as a collection crisis continues.
Work to install another set of traffic lights on a busy link road has been completed.
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The county council has rejected a call for a speed camera and lower speed restrictions along a busy road despite a 1,000-strong petition.
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A bank designed by a famous Edwardian architect is seeking planning permission to replace its cash machines.
A Conservative MP of 14 years is calling on Labour to give more consideration to traffic when deciding where to build new homes.
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