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A council is to turn its most prestigious landmark building into a wedding venue at a cost of £1.5m.
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A village’s historic core is surviving in good shape, a Conservation Area appraisal finds.
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Residents hoping to save a leisure centre say it was once the heart of their community and could be again.
Kent’s brewing history is a tale of an incessant march towards just a few big names as countless independent breweries were lost.
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A controversial bus lane is to stay despite a 1,000-signature petition calling for it to be scrapped.
A Kent MP says she is optimistic a Tory government will remain after the next election – and isn’t worried about losing voters under boundary changes.
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KCC aims to cut £1.3m in recycling payments to local authorities, even though it may cost the authority more in the long run.
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Despite enduring Covid and huge congestion as a result of the A249 roadworks, a community pub is still going strong.
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Supporters of a campaign to protect an ancient woodland are invited to a new group’s first meeting.
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A bungalow within a 440-acre park is up for sale at auction with a guide price of £145,000.
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A model railway society has been given further guarantees that it is not about to hit the buffers.
The six-week closure of a town’s key artery is likely to put “enormous pressure” on other routes, it has been warned.
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Shoppers in a town sidelined in the debate over controversial plans for 2,500 homes and a 28,000-seater stadium in the green belt have had their say.
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A former Victorian village school is for sale with planning permission for three homes.
Changes to a motorway junction are included in a new consultation on a borough’s long-term planning blueprint for what can be built and where.
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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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