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Proposals to scrap rules that have stalled the building of thousands of new homes in Kent have left both environmentalists and developers concerned.
Official plans years in the making have been launched for a 1,800-home village - with developers hoping to break ground next year.
Angry residents are planning to boycott a garden waste collection service after councillors increased fees by an "extortionate" 33%.
Secret Drinker has a brief encounter at an awesome country pub just perfect for a summer afternoon
A man suffered a 12cm stab wound to his chest, a jury has heard, as his former friend goes on trial for his murder.
A parish council has expressed its outrage after a “much loved” play area was damaged in a suspected act of vandalism.
Emergency services were called to an abandoned nightclub amid concerns for a person thought to be inside.
Officers have charged a 25-year-old man following a huge police operation on the A249 which found class A drugs, imitation firearms and a Taser.
New operators hoping to breathe new life into a historic market are set to unveil the new-look street food and entertainment venue.
Proposals to transform a former Thomas Cook store into an amusement centre have been refused again.
A dad who beat a child rapist to death has been sentenced to 13 years in prison.
A contraflow system and 40mph limit are set to return on the A299 Thanet Way for up to three months while emergency safety works take place.
A couple who have spent 36 years working 15-hour shifts at a convenience store say they are looking forward to a well-earned retirement.
After 60 years away, cattle will return to graze alongside a popular nature walk in a scheme to boost biodiversity in the area.
Political editor Paul Francis gives his analysis of Labour’s general election manifesto, which he says was more cautious than groundbreaking.
Police are investigating the disappearance of tributes placed in memory of a 24-year-old woman who was missing for 12 days.
An arrest has been made after a huge emergency service response was called following concerns for a man’s welfare.
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.
An investigation into a cliff collapse which has shut a major road for more than a year has been delayed again after live cables were found on-site.
A pupil was hit by a car outside a secondary school, sparking rush-hour delays on an A-road.
Firearms officers descended on a busy high street following reports a man had been spotted with a weapon.
A carer is being investigated after she was caught on camera apparently spitting on her patient’s doorstep following a row over a damaged wall.
Owners of a once popular sports bar turned supermarket have revealed plans to reopen the boozer and pull pints once again.
The date for a controversial plaza to be cleared from a town’s seafront has been announced - but some aspects of the scheme are set to remain.
The continuing ‘war on drivers’, the PM’s D-Day debacle, people smuggling and benefits are among topics tackled in our readers’ letters this week.
An extraordinary milestone has been celebrated at a Kent nursing home where four residents have chalked up a combined 401 years.
A brazen mystery graffiti artist has been praised for defacing potholes with phallic drawings to highlight the state of the area’s roads.
A digger has moved in on land set for a town's fourth McDonald's as work on the controversial restaurant finally begins.
People have been warned not to enter a chalk pit run by the council due to underground tunnels filling with water.
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