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Residents say a row of trees is so unkempt it is blocking out light in their gardens and stopping them from drying washing outside.
A controversial scheme that would see hundreds of homes built on playing fields looks set to be approved.
A plan to improve air quality doesn't go far enough to reduce harmful levels of nitrogen dioxide, councillors have warned.
A council's long-awaited planning blueprint is set to be delayed for another two years as the authority's leader blames a political deadlock.
A council has already spent £10 million from a £170 million pot set aside for an infrastructure development, despite no work actually starting.
A new report has revealed garages are losing up to £8,000 a year from stolen petrol and diesel.
Security staff seized knives, alcohol, drugs, and sharp objects from people entering the county's courts last year.
Councillors have called in a decision on a multi-million pound infrastructure project over a £75m funding black hole.
Parents have been told a new primary school due to open after the summer holidays will not happen meaning children will be sent to a temporary site.
More than 1,000 people have signed a petition calling on a council to reinstate food vouchers for children eligible for free school meals.
Police are urging people to reports cases of indecent exposure over fears suspects will move on to more serious offending.
A council has been slammed after choosing not to fund summer break food vouchers for children on free school meals.
Trade union boss Mick Lynch says the latest figures from Southeastern show an 'unacceptable rise in attacks on railway staff'.
Residents on a new housing estate could be banned from having cats as pets to protect nesting birds nearby.
A councillor says she has received cross-party support after she alleged she was bullied.
Plans to convert a disused shopping mall and town centre car park into flats look set to get the nod.
A town centre car park where planning permission was granted for a flats development has been put on the market.
Opposition councillors have argued that a revamped department store could play a part in making town centre visitors feel safer.
Extensive plans on how a council wants to create new neighbourhoods, including a "green town", have been set out.
Councillors are due to discuss the fate of a long-empty historic building.
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