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New plans have been revealed for a pub forced to close permanently by the effects of lockdown.
Plans are in to demolish a petrol station to make way for homes and to convert nearby railway arches into spaces for businesses.
A campaign group has taken steps to have the importance of a closure-threatened port officially recognised.
Just 13% of hate crimes committed against south east Asian people in the last four years have led to a criminal charge or similar outcome.
Councillors were split on a decision to allow a new development after bosses cut the number of promised affordable homes.
The future of a landmark building is becoming clearer as it's revealed it could be used for commercial, leisure and housing purposes.
Police say they have probed hundreds of reports of child sex crimes - committed by other youngsters - so far this year in the county.
A Tory MP says she stands by her decision to back a controversial vote which just hours later ended with a major government u-turn.
The Planning Inspectorate has dismissed an appeal to build 1,250 homes on an orchard.
A town centre takeaway won't be able to open later than normal after police and politicians said the move would be a recipe for disaster.
Increasing pressures over paying for its social services have seen a council project a huge hole in its budget.
A top councillor has fought off calls to quit over the local authority's handling of the draft Local Plan.
A Kent council is in the process of applying for city status for a fourth time, but councillors have voiced their concerns over the bid.
A disused golf club will continue to be used as a storage depot despite a wave of opposition saw more than 100 people oppose the application.
A consultation has begun to inform a community-led town centre regeneration project focussing on a former camping gear outlet.
German supermarket giant Lidl is having to apply to build a new town store again despite being given permission previously.
Demonstrators are expected to gather tonight to protest plans to build thousands of new homes.
A petition has been launched by worried residents who say it's a matter of time before speeding motorists cause a tragedy.
A total of 27,000 homes are set to be built in part of Kent over the next 16 years.
Medway Council's leader has pushed back against opponents of the £170m Hoo peninsula development, saying some are "hell-bent" on stopping the project.
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