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A vacant commericial unit could be pulled down and replaced with flats.
Plans have been submitted to create a 36-bedroom hotel on the upper floors of an historic High Street building.
A junction closed after the road surface subsided could reopen this weekend.
An efficiency review by Kent police points to the closure of a town’s custody suite and cells.
A world heavyweight champion boxer’s belt that was bought by private landlord Fergus Wilson is to go under the hammer at auction.
Kent County Council forking out £10k on replacing four lampposts has been questioned by a resident.
Two suspected burglars have been charged and will appear in court after power tools were allegedly stolen.
Police are investigating an incident in which a man allegedly tried to steal the jewellery of a woman waiting at a bus stop.
Eight families have been told to leave their social housing flats as the cost of repairs is uneconomic.
For the 80th anniversary of VE Day two women have revisited air-raids tunnels where as school girls they hid from bombing during the Second World War.
In its first Ofsted inspection for a decade, a primary school has been declared “outstanding” in every area.
A son has discovered his diabetic father’s assisted living flat is in one of the highest Council Tax ratings while neighbouring flats pay far less.
A grammar school has received top marks from inspectors, who weren’t able to find any areas for improvement.
A new beer has gone on sale to support a campaign to help a Kent family raise money for research to help beat a life-limiting condition.
A mum who was forced to cancel her dream holiday after being diagnosed with a brain tumour had to fight with an airline for a refund.
An Earth Watch survey has found that the water quality of a town centre mill pond has improved over the past six months.
Police are hunting for quadbikers who ruined four cricket pitches.
Neighbours are battling to find out why they are paying more council tax than their neighbours, and a government department won’t change things.
Four were arrested on suspicion of dealing drugs after police raided three homes in the same village.
Councillors felt intimidated after residents opposing a controversial planning application posted objections through their letterbox.
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