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A ceremony has been held to dedicate a standard for a Gurka veterans’ association.
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A war hero who made the ultimate sacrifice while on a mission as part of a squadron of Lancaster bombers has been honoured, 80 years on.
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An open-water swimming club has held its first event strictly for dogs.
A firm is set to take on a project to build homes, a county park and community hall in one of Kent’s fastest-growing villages.
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More than 200 residents at a public meeting to condemn plans to build a new community on farmland.
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Patients have been speaking about what a lifeline their new health hub has been, from helping with medical care to wellbeing and loneliness.
A council has been urged to rethink new parking fees described as “anti-business” and “absolutely wicked”.
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Pupils painted banners and played bongos to protest against their council’s plans to extend a town’s car park near their school.
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New powers for councils to enforce so-called moving traffic offences have been used sparingly to date - although new ANPR cameras could be on the way.
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Medics did not spot a 91-year-old’s broken leg and failed to give her vital medication, an inquest has heard.
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A councillor has defended a privately-funded election pamphlet after claims it resembled an official parish council release.
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A controversial decision to build a car park on a green space near a school could be reconsidered.
Two MPs are urging their constituents to object to plans for 1,300 homes on a greenfield site.
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Dignitaries donned blindfolds to experience what it is like for the visually impaired to travel on the railways.
Residents of a block of flats say issues with their new waste collection service have left them with an overflowing bin store.
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New figures obtained by KentOnline have revealed which councils make the most money from parking and which street has dished out the most tickets.
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A new wetland area is to be created, despite fears from neighbours it could become a breeding ground for mosquitoes.
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An historic cricket team based in the grounds of a castle is looking to raise £500k after getting the green light to build a new clubhouse.
A prospective councillor has apologised for not seeking planning permission before using a field as a pet exercise enclosure.
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A council has issued a warning following a spate of phoney penalty charge notices being issued.
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