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A coastal spot is waiting with dread to see if it’s hit with a no-swim warning, which would ‘decimate businesses’.
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An energy storage facility has been given the green light despite fears it could “threaten the lives and health of residents”.
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A mothballed Park & Ride site reopened to much opposition is causing more pollution than it prevents and losing almost £30,000 a month.
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A historic bandstand and amphitheatre where the Libertines played to rapturous fans will soon be open to the public following an overhaul.
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A town will no longer get its first McDonald’s as plans for a luxury gym on the same site have been approved instead.
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Police say they have “lost faith” in a newsagent after repeated licence violations culminated in staff allegedly beating a shoplifter with a pole.
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Plans for an 80-home estate have been approved after the previous developers behind the scheme went bust.
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Plans for a new luxury gym are set to be approved by councillors tonight - but rival operators insist they are not worried.
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Plans for almost 100 new homes have been approved despite “genuine concerns” about flooding and whether the sewer system will be able to cope.
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A scheme that includes reopening a castle and creating a public square will now be complete by the start of 2026, a council expects.
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A cemetery is locked in a dispute with a local council over plans for a new road to avoid mourners being faced with builders accessing the site.
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A corner shop is having its licence reviewed after bosses failed to supply CCTV of an incident involving an alleged shoplifter being hit with a pole.
A secondary school is building a skatepark in its grounds in what will be a UK first - despite "major concerns" from neighbours.
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Protesters are celebrating a reprieve after developers failed to win approval for a controversial 1,600-home estate last night.
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Building work on a flagship multi-million-pound new public square is yet to start amid snags during the permission-seeking process.
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Fly-tippers are dumping mattresses, furniture and hardcore next to derelict garages, frustrated residents claim.
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A tenant has revealed what life is like in a Kent HMO, as we look at why this form of shared living is on the rise - and what powers councils have.
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The owner of a company is celebrating being allowed to host more music events on his farm during the summer months.
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A working men's club that has been part of a village for decades is to become a two-bed home after a couple narrowly won planning permission.
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Plans to play music at a bar’s terrace have been delayed amid fears of “an intolerable effect on residents.”
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