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A councillor has sought to calm shoppers' nerves after a borough council announced five town centre car parks were surplus to requirements.
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Neighbours remain upset at council's decision to allow a mobile home in the garden of a listed property in a conservation area.
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A new ANPR camera outside a town centre has led to speculation congestion charges are on the way.
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A borough council is to increase its council tax precept by the maximum allowed.
Hundreds of donations have helped raise almost £50k to save a theatre from closure – but it's not out of the woods yet.
A disgusted councillor has been left shocked after finding a discarded knife while clearing a route used by schoolchildren.
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There is still time for companies to link their name to the county town's river festival.
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Work to improve a junction to help it cope with extra traffic from a large housing development has been branded a waste of time and money.
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National Highways has delayed a huge development by several months due to concerns about its impact on two motorways.
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A council says it is powerless to act over fears of dangerous cyclists if the offenders are under age.
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A borough council is diverting money from its affordable housing fund to pay staff more.
A teenage boy has admitted his part in a horror attack on three young girls inside a notorious town centre park.
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Users of a 53-year-old leisure centre will have to accept only minor improvements to the decaying building for at least the next eight years.
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A housing developer has redrawn plans for hundreds of homes after concerns were raised by the fire service over the number of staircases.
Some councils in Kent are cutting links to a Chinese technology firm over its alleged links with the suppression of the Muslim Uyghur minority.
A special exhibition is being held by a descendant of famous archaeologist Howard Carter, who discovered the tomb of Tutankhamun, in aid of a hospice.
A developer wants to bypass local planners and have a government inspector decide its homes application – a move the council has branded as 'unfair'.
Plans to erect a large mobile home in the garden of a listed property have angered neighbours who have likened the building to a two-bed bungalow.
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A Grade II listed building once home to a hotel and later a local law firm looks set to be given a lease of life.
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A proposed water treatment plant will help support new housing in Kent.
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