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A proposal to convert a house in a residential area into a home for children in care has been rejected.
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Britain’s “oldest sauna” has been protected for future generations with the granting of listed status.
There will be a memorial service this weekend for the farmer who saved the Kent cobnut industry from EU interference.
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A utility company is to dig up two roads as part of a scheme to upgrade water supplies in a town.
The council is looking to install ANPR cameras to catch drivers flouting the rules of the road after gaining new powers.
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A mother, who lost both her parents when she was 11, is calling on people not to vilify children who could move into a care home next door to them.
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More than 6,000 motorists have been hit with fines after being tracked by ANPR cameras at much-loved green spaces.
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A council leader has pledged to keep his town’s miniature railway safe but has committed to pulling down its leisure centre.
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Three veterans of Britain’s NuclearTest programme of the 1950s have finally received the medals they deserve.
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A popular former councillor known for her blunt speaking and passion for her ward has died.
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A hotel annexe, previously used to house homeless people, could be turned into a 14-bed property in an area ‘under siege’ from HMOs.
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A controversial solar farm proposal has been approved by the district council, despite dozens of objections.
A village is in mourning for a parish councillor of five decades ‘who was always thinking of others’.
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People living near a five-bedroom house earmarked to be turned into a children's care home fear disruption and intimidation from incoming youngsters.
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A three-year campaign to have redundant farmland declared a village green will be decided soon after a date was set for a public inquiry.
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Villagers are hoping for an extra £250,000 grant from the government would help them buy Pop Larkins’ boozer.
There are calls to halt plans to demolish an ageing leisure until it’s been decided where the new one will go.
Residents are being asked which buildings are important in forming the character of their village.
A former councillor and town mayor with an encyclopedic knowledge of local history has been praised after his death.
A vision for a litter-free, greener and thriving town centre has been set out by an opposition party tired of waiting for official plans.
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