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New images show what an airport will look like if a plan to improve the site and knock down existing buildings is supported by councillors.
A quarry site has not been drilled for a decade could be set to return to life despite opposition from neighbours.
A council has been embroiled in a “xenophobic” spat after a councillor admitted he could not understand a Scottish opponent.
Developers have been urged to work together to avoid creating two new roads after plans for scores of homes were approved.
A council leader has been criticised for ignoring recommendations on punishing a councillor who breached code of conduct.
Plans for a new Aldi supermarket have been rejected by councillors because the scheme would involve knocking down trees up to 170 years old.
Firms could be moving in as early as next year to a business park which is set to create hundreds of jobs.
A council should make all of its premises breastfeeding friendly to normalise the practice, according to one of its cabinet members.
Nearly one in five young people in part of Kent know someone who has missed school due to a lack of access to sanitary products, research has found.
A hospital's new emergency department will not welcome patients until at least October – some four months after it was due to open.
Land set to be used for burial plots could become a school as the demand for places in the county increases.
History enthusiasts spent five years reviving a historic building's fortunes only for it to be put up for sale.
Police are investigating after personal details of crime victims, suspects and witnesses were made public in council papers.
A pub which saw a man punched unconscious and a woman struck by a bottle of Prosecco has decided to get rid of its dancefloor.
The opening of a hospital’s new emergency department has been delayed for a third time.
The interim head of the college spoke to councillors about the changes made since the report was published.
A planning application to upgrade an airport will be submitted in the “next couple of weeks”, according to its manager.
Medway Council has refused to sell a piece of land which would facilitate a controversial development.
A council is forecast to overshoot financial targets by nearly £5 million next year.
The total number of sick days taken by staff at an NHS trust in the county has topped 50,000 for the first time in six years, new data has revealed.
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