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A local authority has welcomed the news that a judicial review has been granted, after its local plan was rejected.
Six months after a local authority wrote to the Government raising concerns about increased housing targets, it has yet to get to a response.
Independent firms are hard at work preparing for the safe return of customers as the lockdown gradually eases.
Easing of the lockdown to allow more town centre businesses to open their doors will require monitoring of safety measures.
Councils are supporting businesses to ensure trading can resume in the safest way possible.
Huge housing plans which will shape a borough for years are progressing, a committee heard.
Officers have released an image of a man who may be able to assist with their enquiries, following store thefts.
A family have shared their good news, to combat all the 'doom and gloom' in the world.
Officers are appealing for more information after an abandoned caravan was set alight.
Two teenagers fired catapults at a number of buildings.
A young mum and beauty therapist who suffered at the hands of an abusive ex is on a mission to make her industry more aware of violent relationships.
A 17-year-old was left needing hospital treatment following an assault and police are appealing for information.
A huge military show may look different this year as organisers plan for it to go ahead, despite coronavirus.
A school has been forced to close following a fire, just days after it began welcoming some pupils back.
A man suffered burns and a neighbouring property was evacuated as fire crews battled a large house blaze.
An MP has broken his silence over the Dominic Cummings row, arguing the special advisor made a "misjudgement".
Kent's County Town has been rocked by three high-profile departures – so can it really still claim the title?
A children's charity is changing its services during lockdown, with one-to-one farm sessions and activity packs.
A man whose lavish lifestyle was funded by drugs has been put behind bars after being caught dealing by police.
A local plan for 10,000 homes should not be 'blocked', a group of MPs has told The Secretary of State for Housing.
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