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Proposals for a garden village on a green belt site could be dropped in order to help a council get its threatened local plan past an inspector.
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A town centre road is set to re-open to traffic after a month-long closure due to a sinkhole.
A Kent soldier who survived the D-Day landings but was killed liberating a Dutch village is being honoured by locals there to this day.
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Commuters now have more options on how they get to the capital after Southeastern added extra railway services to two parts of the county.
A Victorian mansion will offer a choice of three wedding venues as the county council moves some of its services into a new home.
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A former Apprentice contestant is disbanding his community interest company after parish councils rejected his skatepark plans.
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An appeal has been launched for donations towards completing the construction of homes for ex-service personnel.
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A primary school head teacher has left suddenly over the half-term break.
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A former cricket pitch that once lay in the grounds of an historic manor house has been earmarked for new housing.
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Another local authority has joined the growing list of those making it compulsory for taxi drivers to accept card payments.
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A village may lose its post office when work starts on a new housing development of 100-plus homes.
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A housing association property that’s been empty for two years is suffering from damp and has an overgrown garden that attracts rats, say neighbours.
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The new owner of a natural health clinic wants to re-open it as a pre-school.
Residents have one final chance to comment on plans that will shape the future development of their town and borough.
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A society for railways enthusiasts has appointed its first woman chair in its 53-year history.
Angry villagers are trying to track down fly-tippers who dumped a commercial fridge in a country lane.
The site of a once-proud Grade II listed six-bedroom Georgian home destroyed in fire is for sale with a guide price of £50,000.
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Three homes were moved brick by brick 50 years ago to make space for the South East’s largest inland waterway.
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The silhouette of a British Tommy was formed by 104 servicemen and veterans to mark 104 years of Remembrance.
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People are being urged to comment after the last-minute addition of an extra 100 homes to a site earmarked for housing near a busy town road.
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