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Plans for new budget supermarket look likely to get the nod, despite a rival trying to scupper its bid.
With almost a quarter of a century dedicated to Medway Council, chief executive Neil Davies is about to leave local government behind.
A developer which built more flats than it had permission for has been told they must either be demolished or changed.
Plans put forward for a new railway station have been mothballed due to a rise in costs.
People living near farmland earmarked for a £30m winery and visitor centre have been making their feelings clear as a planning inquiry gets under way.
Improvements to an open space in a town centre are being scaled back amid a rise in costs.
Work has started on rebuilding a leisure centre worth £24 million.
An application to build another 45 houses in addition to a 184-home development in a village has been submitted.
A mum is calling for the council to install a crossing along a route used by families on the school run before a child is hurt.
A local authority was left with a 'huge bill' preparing a bid for government levelling up cash it was never able to win, it has emerged.
An African bar held up as an example of cultural diversity could have its licence revoked following 'unfair' noise complaints.
Plans have been approved for a new all-weather sports pitch at a school struggling with water-logging.
The cost of a Kent council's legal challenge over the number of asylum seeking children it must care for has been made public.
Relations between the UK and France could be key to resolving the "bloody ridiculous" situation of no Eurostar trains serving the county.
Developers have been given planning permission to build flats on a former nightclub.
The first two blocks of flats at a waterfront development in the heart of a town are due to be finished within the next six months.
A new 16-acre wetlands nature reserve is to be created as part of a huge "rewilding project" linked to the building of thousands of new homes.
Proposals for a car wash and a tyre shop on a derelict site have been criticised by councillors who are powerless to stop it happening.
More cash has been injected into building a new special education needs school after it emerged the project would cost five times as much as expected.
Councillors have approved plans to rebuild a school to provide 265 extra places.
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