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Construction is well underway on a housing association’s project to build dozens of high-quality affordable homes.
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A borough will soon be able to offer kerbside food collections after the launch of a new waste transfer station.
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Huge swathes of a town have seen speed limits reduced in a bid to protect pedestrians and prevent crashes.
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Residents are pleading with their neighbours not to contaminate their shared recycling bins after waste collectors repeatedly refuse to take them.
A new technology in action on a Kent farm may solve the shortage of fruit-pickers - by using robots.
A former Barclays could be converted to provide two commercial units and four flats.
There is heavy congestion due to a lane closure and temporary traffic lights outside a supermarket.
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A proposed solar array on farmland in the green belt will power homes and a local internet service.
Weekly parent and baby meet-ups are being launched at seven M&S cafes across Kent.
A developer has submitted plans for 99 homes on farmland in the green belt.
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Blue Badge holders will lose free parking as a council proposes to introduce ANPR cameras as part of a £530k upgrade of its car parks.
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Hundreds are expected to attend a picnic in a park in an act of solidarity with those suffering in Palestine during the ongoing conflict.
A private ambulance company that provided transport for NHS patients to reach hospital appointments has suddenly ceased trading.
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Villagers are holding their breath to see if work to lower an historic church wall will stop it being bashed by traffic.
A £1.6m investment in solar panels and heat pumps will cut costs and carbon emissions at a popular leisure centre.
Residents in a homes development with communal bins say they’ve had no collections in three of the five months since a new waste contract came in.
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Veterans at the RBLI village for ex-servicemen invite the public to join them for tea and cakes to celebrate the charity’s 105th birthday.
A water company is spending an extra £1.25m in an effort to improve the quality of wastewater treatment.
Potentially dangerous poplar trees in an urban nature reserve must be felled, says council.
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In the 1930s a film fan created a cinema in the front room of his father’s house that could seat just eight people.
