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A councillor was “surprised” to learn his town is to receive a regeneration grant from the government - despite not being “particularly deprived”.
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A town is looking for an operator to run its second market, specialising in food.
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A scheme where people can seek help on a night out by using a recognised phrase is to become mandatory for new premises licences in one part of Kent.
Councillors have agreed to the first fare rise for taxi rides in three years.
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A health club’s plans for a new gym, pool and spa have been approved, with padel tennis likely to follow.
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It was supposed to make things safer for passengers but a new bus stop scheme is resulting in long delays for motorists.
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Classmates who last met in the year England won the World Cup are holding a reunion after spending years tracking down faces in an old photo.
A shocked community is rallying around to support families who have lost everything after a blaze tore through their homes.
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A key bridge over the River Medway will be closed to traffic to enable work on a nearby level crossing.
A teacher at a prestigious public school has been banned from the profession after confessing to having sexual thoughts about his pupils.
Residents have rallied against plans to sell-off a treasured green space used by the community for generations to a social housing provider.
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A Kent council has won a grant from Keep Britain Tidy to help in the battle against discarded chewing gum.
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Will a new town council fill a “democratic deficit” or simply add to bills - residents are invited to a public meeting to find out.
The way road markings have been repainted, following weeks of gas works and disruption, has been slammed as “ridiculous” by frustrated residents.
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An appeal has been launched to help a former UK trampolining champion and paramedic who has been diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer.
Meet the Tory assistant pub manager who gained a seat for the Conservatives amid Reform UK’s landslide victory.
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Plans to spend up to £7.7 million on making council offices more eco-friendly have been described as an “irresponsible use of public funds”.
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A new club has moved into an “underutilised” space, based at a social housing complex, to much fanfare.
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Police concerned for the welfare of a missing 19-year-old have now safely located him.
A council is considering two more HMO applications ahead of a new tougher policy to control the spread of the developments.
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