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A full planning application for the first 91 homes of a controversial 800-home plan has been submitted by developers.
Plans to put 12 flats near a court that could be used to house asylum seekers have been submitted.
Councillors are being urged to approve plans to turn a derelict fire station into flats and a food shop.
Kent's crime commissioner says he regrets raising the amount residents are charged for law enforcement but promises standards will improve.
A £137k plan to remove an historic pier after it collapsed into a riverbed is set to be discussed by a local authority.
A new multi-million pound business park could be about to get its first tenants as they prepare to sign on the dotted line.
Councils have refused to disclose how many teachers have been struck off for inappropriate contact with children amid identification concerns.
A grammar school has received permission to open a new Second World War visitor's centre as part of a new teaching block.
The developers behind controversial plans for hundreds of homes in a rural Kent village have appealed a council decision to block the proposals.
Kent Police fear plans for a four day festival will cause chaos in the surrounding area.
Funding for community mental health services is due to be cut as a council tries to claw back millions of pounds and balance its books.
A Post Office earmarked for closure could become part of a library after the issue of saving the service was raised in Parliament.
Education leaders have announced plans to open a new art college to coincide with the closure of a prestigious university campus in the Towns.
A petition has been set up to find a town centre Post Office, earmarked for closure, a new home.
An empty riverside town centre plot that was once home to a council HQ should be used as a "boxpark" for businesses, say councillors.
Residents have been left 'shocked and devastated' after a popular walking route was ripped up as part of works for a 'one-off' architectural home.
Police have raised concerns over plans to host a four-day festival in a town centre park amid fears the events could spread crime and disorder.
Police are investigating a growing number of parcel thefts, with a 57% rise in five years.
An 11-storey development of flats on a prominent corner plot in the heart of a town has been given the go-ahead.
A council leader has hinted his authority would look take advantage of changes to tax-raising powers to fund adult social care.
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