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A food festival in a city centre park which could host thousands has been given the go-ahead - despite neighbours’ fears of “commercialisation”.
Hopes to block the reopening of a park and ride site have been dealt a blow, as a university and business group gave their support.
A coastal town could soon be headed up by its own council - potentially costing households an extra £80 a year.
Bin strikes are set to continue until October after workers rejected a “final” pay offer for the second time today.
Plans to host a food festival in a city centre park have sparked concerns the spot is becoming “a nightclub”.
The design of a modern seafront development was called into question as the plans were given the green light last night.
A former nightclub, which once hosted The Who and Black Sabbath, is set to reopen as a music cafe and bar.
Plans to reopen a Park and Ride service could hit a fresh stumbling block ahead of crunch meetings this week.
A takeaway delivery rider admits some workers “drive like lunatics” amid claims they are turning a Kent high street into the “wild west”.
Big businesses are lending their support to a scheme which hopes to transform an old train carriage into a community café.
A Kent council has agreed to buy 42 homes on a new estate in a bid to cut the number of people waiting for social housing in the district.
After almost a month of bin strikes and recycling being sent to landfill to keep up with collections, workers and the authority remain at a stalemate.
A Kent council has approved plans to reopen a disused Park and Ride site in the face of accusations it is “gambling with residents’ money”.
People have submitted objections to plans for a 5G mast over health fears.
A council has sold off a former brickworks site earmarked for the 77 homes, despite the project being in the pipeline for years.
A council has been accused of “punishing poverty” after planning to renew an order for the town centre.
Proposals to put a temporary pause on major housebuilding across a district is being discussed amid fears the local infrastructure is “overwhelmed”.
Councillors have clashed over proposals bring back a park and ride site, previously mothballed by the last administration.
A council could increase in size by 25% at the next election despite concerns it will cost taxpayers an extra £100,000 per year.
Council chiefs will scrap controversial plans to divide a city’s traffic into zones to make way for a new “bus-first strategy”.
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