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Plans to tear down a row of popular shops and erect a four-floor block in its place appear set to be given the green light.
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A glamping site described as "quirky" by supporters will operate for up to seven months a year - despite fears it would spark parking "pandemonium".
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Shocking figures obtained by KentOnline reveal as many as 1,500 bins across are being missed across the county each week.
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A nightclub will have to close earlier after police requested a licence review following two reported incidents of affray.
A disused site long blighted by vandalism is set to become sheltered accommodation once again - but it is unclear when building work will start.
A special needs school has put forward ambitious proposals for a new canteen.
A club is to face a review of its licence following two reports of affray just months after it won later opening hours.
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Only 30 fines have been dished out to dog owners in two years for failing to pick up after their pets, a KentOnline investigation has found.
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Parents will be told to cough up £500 if plans to axe free school journeys for teens with special needs are given the go-ahead.
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Villagers living near a traveller encampment claim many have started to 'sell their family homes' after the pitch was granted residency.
A private developer is offering to buy and take over a controversial seafront scheme for homes and a new leisure centre from a cash-strapped council.
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Politicians say they have been accosted on the street, accused of corruption and harassed online as they bid to put a stop to the abuse.
Images of a 180-home estate have been revealed as developers press ahead with the project, which supporters say will "breathe life" into the area.
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A crackdown on nuisance boy racers in one borough has been a success – and could be copied in other parts of Kent.
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There are fears anti-social behaviour could increase in a village after a corner shop was granted a licence to sell alcohol until 11pm.
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A crackdown is being launched against garish shopfronts which are "getting worse by the day" along one historic high street.
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A 220-home development has been given the go-ahead, despite claims a Kent town has become a house-building “Wild West”.
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Controversial plans to introduce Sunday parking fees have been dropped after critics branded the idea "ridiculous".
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One of the poorest neighbourhoods in Kent is plagued by rats, mice and cockroaches, concerned residents say.
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One of Kent's biggest venues has been given the green light to host 40 outdoor gigs a year attracting almost 20,000 revellers each.
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