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A Kent borough is set to run out of publicly owned cemetery space over the next decade, official papers say.
A controversial development of almost 400 homes in a village has suffered a setback after councillors voted to defer it amid traffic and eco concerns.
Two former planning chiefs have blasted proposals to ban traffic from travelling directly between neighbourhoods.
A controversial development of almost 400 homes in a village is set to go ahead despite residents’ fears of overdevelopment and congestion.
Divisive plans for a wedding venue at a country house have been given the green light - but fireworks and Chinese lanterns won't be allowed.
A historic but empty police station will be developed into five houses - despite residents’ fears of over-development and congestion.
Almost three-quarters of all the stray dogs euthanised in Kent in the last four years were in just three boroughs, figures have revealed.
The chairman of a committee scrutinising the work of a council has been urged to resign after several councillors walked out of a 'chaotic' meeting.
Cafe owners have defended plans to extend their hours and serve alcohol after a neighbour claimed the world around them was becoming "gentrified".
An eco-friendly car hire scheme has been given the nod to expand to another town centre.
A restaurateur's bid to turn a historic cottage in a popular park into a champagne cafe have been unanimously approved despite noise and litter fears.
A bid to ban disposable barbecues along 14 miles of Kent coast has been given the green light - despite being branded "draconian" by critics.
Proposals that will see much of a village become a 20mph zone have been welcomed by some and branded "ridiculous" by others.
Land which provides a green border to a town will have 100 homes built on it, despite objections.
One district raked in £45 million in parking fees in five years - and shopkeepers fear the high prices could be driving visitors away.
Beach hut owners have been ordered to pay five times more to sublet the seafront properties following a crackdown on anti-social behaviour.
A business launching at a £115m complex has reined in its planned opening hours following fears it would make life “barely tolerable” for neighbours.
A former Christian holiday camp that has stood empty for 15 years is to be turned into a sprawling retirement village after the plans were green-lit.
NHS bosses admit staffing issues sparked by a blood-testing service at a Kent hospital posed a risk to patients before it was axed suddenly.
Fed-up neighbours of a town centre nightclub say a decision to grant it later opening hours is "crazy".
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