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Kent’s Conservatives suffered another blow last night, as a Tory council leader candidate failed to receive the support of his whole group.
A controversial glamping site once described as “worse than a detention centre” is set to win its bid to remain open.
Plans to build 50 homes on fields in a Kent village could threaten badger populations, protesters say.
Campaigners are considering legal action over a vital replacement bridge, likening trying to get results to ‘beating your head against a brick wall’
Kent's first-ever 'Green' council has axed a controversial seafront housing scheme.
A council’s new Labour - Lib Dem coalition has been accused of “increasing the cost to the taxpayer” after expanding its cabinet.
A takeaway’s bid for deliveries until 4am has sparked fears of motorbikes and scooters revving through the streets all night.
A solar farm covering 152 acres – the equivalent of 115 football pitches – could be installed on the edge of a village.
Leaders of Labour and Liberal Democrats have confirmed a deal to control Canterbury City Council, following a snug against the Greens.
A new Labour council leaders say he has put together a cabinet residents can ‘rely on’ after winning a majority at the polls.
Plans to turn a former Mitsubishi car dealership into a block of flats are set for approval despite concerns over parking and overshadowing.
A rugby club has put forward plans to redevelop their training facilities.
Traders are set to return to a historic market after those behind the decision to break it up suffered a heavy defeat at the local elections.
Discussions to form a centre-left coalition council have begun after the Conservatives were ousted as the leading party at last week’s elections.
The head teacher of a special needs school has voiced concerns over housing developments disrupting pupils’ learning.
A shocking report has revealed how a council descended into chaos as its chief executive was bullied by the current mayor.
The Conservatives have lost control of Canterbury council in shock results, which saw Labour double their hold.
Plans to build a large ‘care village’ with new retirement apartments have been rejected following concerns GP surgeries would be overwhelmed.
Permission has been granted for a new gypsy traveller site near a village with one of the highest gypsy populations in the country.
An “exciting” action plan setting out how a new nuclear power station will be secured have been revealed as talks take place with manufacturers.
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