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A council’s plan to move ahead with more School Streets will be delayed as Tory opposition calls-in the decision.
A 16-year-old has admitted trying to rape a woman in a park.
Two men have been charged after allegedly stealing thousands of pounds of goods from large retailers across town centres and shopping centres.
Several police officers have been spotted on the roof of a building this morning after the area around a business was taped off.
Officers asked for the public’s help to find a missing 14-year-old girl.
Keith Boanas is happy with the competition for places Chatham Town Women have in forward areas - even if it leaves him with some tough calls to make!
Youth-team boss Joe Dunne’s Gillingham return has the seal of approval of manager Mark Bonner.
Gillingham defender Shadrach Ogie isn’t reading too much into the League 2 table this season just yet.
Manager Mark Bonner wants Gillingham to take this weekend’s match against Harrogate by the scruff of the neck.
Boss Mark Bonner has offered a positive injury update as his Gillingham squad nears full strength.
Councillors have called an objection by Sport England to plans for 139 homes “ridiculous” - and now Angela Rayner will need to sign off proposals.
A 296-flat planning application which will transform a brownfield site in the middle of a town centre has been approved.
Manager Kevin Hake was proud of his Chatham side after their FA Trophy penalty shoot-out defeat.
There will be a first as head coach of Invicta Dynamos for Karl Lennon this weekend.
Midfielder Jonny Williams says self-belief will be pivotal if Gillingham are to close the gap in the race for promotion.
After the cold weather left our reporter desiring a delicious curry, we sent them to one of Kent’s best rated Nepalese eateries.
A council cabinet said it would have to take “difficult decisions” in order to ensure the council stayed afloat amid warnings of financial troubles.
A gym is to close next month and be turned into a children’s centre, offering maternity and antenatal classes, and a community kitchen.
A Victorian-era fort will be among 15 projects to receive funding to promote heritage and environmental projects in one part of Kent.
A council’s cabinet has approved a set of new Schools Streets to progress to the next stage.
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