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More than half of children in Medway struggled with stress during the first national lockdown, a survey has revealed.
Planners have approved a housing scheme but rejected another in the same street.
A new name has been agreed for a car park formerly named after slave trader John Hawkins.
The full extent of a private health company's dermatology service failings won't be known for two years, councillors have been told.
There will be travel disruption after the Brexit transition period ends according to the police and crime commissioner.
Residents are being asked for feedback on plans to redraw the political map of the Towns.
Spiralling costs to maintain the condition of a council's listed 1970s-built headquarters has been revealed as the reason behind thoughts to relocate.
A car park bearing the name of a 16th Century slave trader has drawn a step closer to be renamed after councillors agreed to official proposals.
An MP has met with council officers to discuss what can be done about the main route onto the Hoo Peninsula.
New images have been released showing how a major town centre building could look when it is revamped as apartments with a rooftop bar.
The organisation in charge of healthcare in the county has met to discuss setting up three sites where coronavirus vaccine jabs can be given en masse.
A council leader says his local authority cannot afford to look after any more unaccompanied children who arrive from overseas.
A freedom of information request has revealed the number of people reporting disability hate crimes has gone down over the last two years.
Ambulance crews and paramedics may be put up in hotels to ensure they can get to work if Brexit causes travel disruption across the county.
A council leader has accused his opposite number of "politicising" the issue of extending free school meal provision.
Thousands of children across Medway have benefited from a scheme to help families in need over half term.
Concerns have been raised regarding the safety of a major road following a fatal collision.
A proposal for a cable car to link an iconic castle with the town it overlooks has been granted £1.5 million in funding.
Councillors are demanding they are informed of any future decisions surrounding the planned customs clearance site at Dover
Public funds have been pumped into a council's commercial trading arm amid a dire financial year.
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