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A town mayor found to have made false harassment allegations against a member of the public in an attempt to “intimidate” him has defended himself.
A new rock bar has been granted an alcohol and live music licence despite neighbours’ fears the noise will leave them “prisoners” in their own homes.
A distinctive Grade-II Listed former pub labelled an “eyesore” is set to be overhauled into flats.
A campaign to set up a new town council has been defeated after it was slated by critics and was supported by just 700 people.
An alarming survey reveals more than half of staff at a Kent NHS trust would not be happy for a loved one to be treated there.
“Unsightly” and controversial ventilation units ruining one of the most iconic views in Britain are set to be moved.
Campaigners fighting for the transformation of a dilapidated town bridge have been offered a faint ray of hope, as an ownership debate continues.
A decision on 217 flats as part of a town’s regeneration has been deferred due to a lack of affordable housing and green space.
Villagers have staged a protest outside a council chamber over proposals being brought forward to build thousands of new homes on the green belt.
A bonfire night event which attracts thousands of people every year has been cancelled due to the “mammoth” three-month-long clean-up task.
The new Conservative candidate selected to take on Kent’s only Labour MP has vowed to fight a clean campaign and not “tear into” her rival.
A council has approved controversial plans for thousands of homes, despite fears of the borough becoming “another Milton Keynes”.
A solar farm that could have powered 5,000 homes has been rejected by Kent’s only Green-led council over fears of visual harm to the landscape.
Controversial plans for a 2,000-home “rural settlement” on the outskirts of Canterbury have been branded a “dog’s breakfast” by concerned villagers.
A former all-you-can-eat restaurant could be converted into six separate shops after closing unexpectedly last summer.
A large housing and commercial development has been given the green light and hailed as a possible “flagship” site for a Kent town.
An iconic venue has received a cash boost to address the “financial gap” identified by potential new operators.
A solar farm the size of 30 football pitches in rural Kent is set to be refused next week.
Budget supermarket chain Aldi has been given the green light to build another Kent store despite concerns over traffic.
Kent politicians were made subject to a tirade of terrifying verbal abuse and intimidation during surgery with police failing to show up.
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