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‘No action’s been taken in HMO hotspot in three years, just dozens more conversions’

‘No action’s been taken in HMO hotspot in three years, just dozens more conversions’

06 December 2024

Councillors butted heads over how best to deal with the proliferation of HMOs which has changed the face of one part of a town.

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SEN schools threaten legal action over KCC pupil placement reforms

SEN schools threaten legal action over KCC pupil placement reforms

06 December 2024

Special schools have threatened legal action against the county council over “deeply flawed” proposed changes to how pupils are allocated places.

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Consultation begins over controversial plans for thousands of homes

Consultation begins over controversial plans for thousands of homes

03 December 2024

A council has promised consultation on garden village plans but has upset residents’ groups who were barred from a briefing.

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School to be expanded to cope with rise in demand

School to be expanded to cope with rise in demand

02 December 2024

A large increase in pre-school aged children in a village has led to plans to expand a primary school.

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‘Homes decision is government signalling our precious countryside is now fair game’

‘Homes decision is government signalling our precious countryside is now fair game’

01 December 2024

Labour has approved plans for 165 rural homes turned down by Conservative housing minister Michael Gove.

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Beatles’ legend’s beer could provide lifeline for animal charity

Beatles’ legend’s beer could provide lifeline for animal charity

29 November 2024

A cash-strapped animal centre is hoping a gift of beer from Sir Paul McCartney will save the day.

Trio arrested after delivery van driver ‘assaulted and robbed’

Trio arrested after delivery van driver ‘assaulted and robbed’

25 November 2024

Three people have been arrested after a delivery driver was reportedly assaulted before having his van stolen.

‘The most full-on, joyous, pulsating pub I’ve been to in ages’

‘The most full-on, joyous, pulsating pub I’ve been to in ages’

21 November 2024

It’s a super Saturday for Secret Drinker as he heads to a vibrant free house packed with punters

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Egg farm could become industrial estate

Egg farm could become industrial estate

20 November 2024

Changes in consumer choice are forcing a Kent egg-producer to abandon caged chicken farming.

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'Worrying accounts' of long journeys for pupils in 'education cold spot'

'Worrying accounts' of long journeys for pupils in 'education cold spot'

19 November 2024

Parents are being urged to join a campaign calling for a new secondary school for pupils who are being taught miles from where they live.

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‘It’s the best way to get into the festive spirit’

‘It’s the best way to get into the festive spirit’

17 November 2024

We went to see if this year’s Christmas at Bedgebury light trail still has its magical touch.

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Man dies after being hit by car and van on A-road

Man dies after being hit by car and van on A-road

17 November 2024

A pickup truck driver in his 40s has died after being struck by a car and a van on an A-road.

‘This will rip out the heart of Kent’: Farmers fear wipe out after inheritance tax bill

‘This will rip out the heart of Kent’: Farmers fear wipe out after inheritance tax bill

17 November 2024

Families who have spent generations building up farming ventures fear the “destruction” of their way of life following changes to inheritance tax.

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‘Police incident’ closes road

‘Police incident’ closes road

16 November 2024

Traffic was held by police in both directions on the A21 after a serious accident.

Castle celebrates 10 years of Christmas crackers

Castle celebrates 10 years of Christmas crackers

16 November 2024

A historic castle has been putting on magical festive experiences for a decade. Here’s what visitors can expect this year.

Farm shop installs EV charging station

Farm shop installs EV charging station

15 November 2024

A long-running farm shop has unveiled eight new electric charging points as its latest investment.

‘They’re playing fast and loose with taxpayers’ money’ over green project

‘They’re playing fast and loose with taxpayers’ money’ over green project

15 November 2024

A Green-led council has been accused of playing “fast and loose” with taxpayers’ money over plans to make offices more environmentally-friendly.

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Shaun the Sheep trail boosts town’s economy by £2m

Shaun the Sheep trail boosts town’s economy by £2m

13 November 2024

A charity art trail which raised £265k for a hospice also brought hundreds of thousands of visitors to a town, a study has shown.

Christmas carousel to join family-favourite ice rink and Ferris wheel

Christmas carousel to join family-favourite ice rink and Ferris wheel

13 November 2024

A town is set to grow its festive offering with a new ride, despite fears over the damage it will do to the grass.

Experience Christmas through the ages at Kent’s historical houses

Experience Christmas through the ages at Kent’s historical houses

13 November 2024

From glitzy 1930s parties to Tudor carols and Elizabethan costumes, National Trust is taking visitors on a festive trip through the ages.

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