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Kent County Council is being urged to live up to its own policy of "infrastructure first" before development.
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Opponents of a council's plans to build a garden village say they are being kept in the dark about changes.
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The surprising cold spell is continuing after some glorious weather at the start of the Bank Holiday and gritters will be out overnight.
A 100-year-old army veteran has raised more than £28,000 for the Help For Heroes charity.
Worshippers in four parishes must go it alone for the time being.
Residents are demanding the return of their "vintage" postbox after it was damaged in a traffic accident.
A new buildings assessment aims to preserve what's best about a town's character.
Four Kent independent schools have been shortlisted in this year's Tes annual awards.
People walking along a Kent river grabbed their camera and started filming after spying a seal in the water.
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A farmer has dismissed online detractors, saying they haven't seen his animals after 57,000 signed a petition demanding his business be shut down.
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Performers isolated without an audience through lockdown can now find one online.
A developer insists all trees will be checked for active nests before they are felled.
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A man has been taken to hospital and a second is in custody after a knife attack at a block of flats on an estate.
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Neighbours have complained of a "brutalist" floodwall at a development site under construction.
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Residents have 10 weeks to give their views on borough's proposed Local Plan.
Councillors want the power to clamp HGVs parking on the street to extend right across Kent indefinitely.
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A popular wildlife centre and nature trail will re-open to the public soon.
The death of a homeless man who took his own life rather than be parted from his pets has been remembered in the House of Commons.
A man had to be airlifted to hospital after the van in which he was travelling caught fire.
Three fire crews and a height vehicle were called to a blaze yesterday.
