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Post offices could be saved

24 July 2023
Post offices could be saved

Villagers worried about post offices closing have been told there are applicants coming forward.

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Greyhound kennels could become housing

22 July 2023
Greyhound kennels could become housing

A decades-old centre used to train and house racing greyhounds could be replaced by new homes.

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New flats planned for town centre shops

20 July 2023
New flats planned for town centre shops

Two town centre commercial premises could be converted into flats.

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‘Tour company left us in the lurch after terrifying holiday robbery’

20 July 2023
‘Tour company left us in the lurch after terrifying holiday robbery’

A holiday couple woke up in their hotel bedroom to find a man leaning over them – who then made off with their watches, jewellery, wallets.

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New swimming pool to open at school

20 July 2023
New swimming pool to open at school

A swimming club will share a school’s new swimming pool in exchange for giving pupils lessons.

Removal of trees for housing ‘wanton destruction’

19 July 2023
Removal of trees for housing ‘wanton destruction’

Trees have been felled to make way for a 250-home development.

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‘Fairytale’ woodland wedding venue could expand

19 July 2023
‘Fairytale’ woodland wedding venue could expand

Bosses of a woodland wedding venue are seeking permission to run unlimited events in the warmer months.

Popular nursery faces closure threat amid council lease row

19 July 2023
Popular nursery faces closure threat amid council lease row

A charity-run village pre-school could lose its home after a parish council doubled its rent and may not renew its lease.

Borough landed with another council tax hike

18 July 2023
Borough landed with another council tax hike

Residents of one Kent borough have already learned they’ll face another council tax hike next year.

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‘Net zero bid is pie in the sky – we don’t even have recycling bins’

18 July 2023
‘Net zero bid is pie in the sky – we don’t even have recycling bins’

A council aiming for zero carbon by 2030 is yet to put recycling bins in its own offices four years after declaring a climate emergency.

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Homeless soldiers given more help

17 July 2023
Homeless soldiers given more help

RBLI will be able to expand its services to help homeless ex-servicemen after a big donation was received.

Hope for flooded footpath fix

17 July 2023
Hope for flooded footpath fix

Work to start clearing a footpath that has been flooded for three years is set to start.

‘They see our trucks but they don’t know who we really are’

16 July 2023
‘They see our trucks but they don’t know who we really are’

KentOnline visits Gallagher’s Hermitage Quarry to learn more about the firm’s controversial extension plans.

Plans for boutique hotel and winery dropped

15 July 2023
Plans for boutique hotel and winery dropped

A council has suggested a key historic building could become a weddings and events venue after a boutique hotel idea fell through.

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Veterans set off to ride to the Menin Gate

15 July 2023
Veterans set off to ride to the Menin Gate

Charity riders were given tips on staying power by a double amputee fresh from climbing Mount Everest.

Former Royal Marine to open second gym

14 July 2023
Former Royal Marine to open second gym

A company is preparing to open its second gym next month and says it is in “build-mode”.

Salad farm snapped up by berry growers

14 July 2023
Salad farm snapped up by berry growers

A farm merger will mean a marriage of strawberries and lettuce in a family-owned business takeover.

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No pay-rise councillors: ‘We wanted to lead by example’

14 July 2023
No pay-rise councillors: ‘We wanted to lead by example’

Councillors at one local authority have declined the opportunity to give themselves a pay rise and have frozen their own allowances.

Warden needed for stunning 45 acre estate

13 July 2023
Warden needed for stunning 45 acre estate

A Scout group needs help from a volunteer land warden to look after its historic valley.

‘Get a grip, save our tip!’

13 July 2023
‘Get a grip, save our tip!’

County councillors arriving at County Hall for a debate on the future of Kent’s recycling centres were met with banner-waving protesters.

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