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The council is being urged to get tough with boy racers by introducing new punishments - including £1,000 fines.
A proposal to build more than 200 homes off a busy road has been met with multiple objections from concerned villagers.
An MP has called for more funding to tackle nuisance drivers whose car meet-ups disturb residents and businesses.
A fast food giant looks set to return to a retail park after more than a decade.
An inquest has been held into the death of a 42-year-old man whose body was found at the bottom of a cliff after being chased by four men.
Plans have been submitted to turn a historic dockyard building into a world-class space to boost the creative industries.
New shrine markers have been placed in front of a cathedral’s high altar to commemorate two 7th Century bishops.
A retired GP is encouraging people to make sure they share their organ donation wishes with their family.
Five more Wilko stores in Kent have had their closing dates confirmed by the national chain’s bosses.
Men won’t be allowed inside a new cocktail bar unless they are accompanied by a woman.
A vicar who was once an immigration centre manager has demanded change after an inquiry found detainees were mistreated in “prison-like” conditions.
A council is being warned of bankruptcy in a financial report which says it could face budget shortfalls of almost £40 million within two years.
A martial arts club set up by a prison officer who used his skills when there was trouble with inmates is celebrating its 50th anniversary.
Gillingham are hoping George Lapslie’s latest injury absence is only temporary after looking the part before and during the game against Morecambe.
The parents of a severely disabled teenager have slated a hospital for the care he is receiving – saying medics refuse to listen to them.
A pub landlord says constant road closures have led to him losing thousands of pounds every week because they’ve prevented customers getting there.
Three men who used bolt cutters to get a padlock off a park gate, causing £250 worth of damage, have appeared in court.
Two lanes remain closed on the London-bound carriageway of the bridge after a “bounce” was detected due to “loose fixings”.
Medway’s Local Plan opens for consultation today, giving residents a chance to have their say about the future of the area.
Safety measures have been taken after weakened concrete known as RAAC was found at a secondary school.
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