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Controversial plans to boost the size of a massive electrical station on the cusp of protected land have been branded “environmental vandalism”.
A council’s decision to snub proposals for the UK’s biggest solar farm will cost taxpayers “wasted expense,” the government says.
A local authority has submitted plans for 11 affordable homes in place of a “dilapidated” row of garages.
Labour want to see homes built on the ‘grey belt’, as well as more onshore wind farms. So what could it mean for the ‘Garden of England’?
A private members’ club set to open in the coming weeks has denied it will be a “late night party house” after winning approval to expand its hours.
Labour have taken the coastal constituency of Dover and Deal with a majority of over 7,000 votes.
Winemakers Chapel Down have secured a win at High Court, after campaigners’ attempt to curtail an ambitious project was thwarted.
A parliamentary hopeful has pledged to do ‘all in his power’ to stop controversial developments if elected but what is an MP’s role in local housing?
A furious voter has blamed Royal Mail for “depriving” him of his voice in the general election after his postal ballot failed to arrive.
Nigel Farage has submitted plans to knock down a derelict house on the Kent coast and replace it with a three-storey new-build.
A new medical campus has been given the go-ahead by councillors, with hopes the facilities will help reduce waiting times across the district.
A new poll suggests the Conservatives will hold on in some key Kent electoral battlegrounds - but the party is still set for major losses.
Official plans have been lodged to expand one of Kent’s prisons so it can house hundreds more inmates.
Shocking footage has emerged showing the moment a large HGV reversed into a fence after getting stuck in a park next to a children’s play area.
A hostel used to house homeless people is to be converted after the nuns running the charity behind it look to sell it.
While many were crowded around watching the England game, our reporter was at a general election hustings event where politics was the hot topic…
One year after the Green Party took control of its first Kent council, we speak to the authority's leader about his first 12 months in charge.
New council leaders have delivered just 14.5% of their promised social housing target after taking power last year.
A town centre newsagent has been stripped of its alcohol licence after repeatedly selling booze to street drinkers on credit.
Proposals to scrap rules that have stalled the building of thousands of new homes in Kent have left both environmentalists and developers concerned.
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