An ex-member of the armed forces says he was continually “chased” by British Gas to pay an inaccurate bill.

A council is considering plans to draft in more plainclothes police officers to step in and prevent assaults on women and girls on nights out.

Thousands of homes could be built on rural land as part of a plan to reshape the look of a conurbation over the next few decades.

A council has made changes to its cabinet after seeing three of its members take up new postings at Westminster.

A revised plan to revitalise a rundown part of a historic town centre and improve a dangerous road junction is to go on display.

A council has vowed to plaster the faces of fly-tippers and anti-social motorists online in an attempt to clampdown on environmental crime.

The sudden chopping down of a tree planted a quarter of a century ago as a tribute to people killed at work has provoked anger among some residents.

Some people have yet to receive their postal vote for the general election on July 4 which could mean they won’t be able to cast their ballot.

A fast-food takeaway accused of employing illegal workers when raided by the Home Office may now have its licence revoked.

A council says it attempting to “move on” a group of travellers who have set up an unauthorised encampment at a recreation ground.

A Kent authority has passed an urban design code to emphasise the history of the local area.

Plans for transforming a former golf course into a community parkland are one step closer to becoming a reality.

Businesses say three-month roadworks may finally be at an end but the impact is long lasting with politicians largely ‘uninterested’ in their plight.

A council which failed to meet its housing targets has been forced to create an action plan to get back on track - but now faces even higher targets.

A main road which was closed to build an entrance to a new school is set to open a week earlier than planned.

A ruling party has been accused of reneging on promises made before being elected after plans to redevelop working docks were given the green light.

Controversial plans to erect retirement homes near a protected wildlife site have been approved — but only on the condition there’s no kids or cats.

A high street drinking hole has won approval to make its temporary outdoor shelter, first erected during the pandemic, a permanent fixture.

A local authority has revealed it is still forking out huge sums due to residents putting items in the wrong bins.

A business owner has slammed a new traffic management scheme he says is costing him thousands of pounds and is making a high street a “ghost town”.