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A development of extra-care bungalows for over-55s could be extended into a neighbouring horse paddock.
A council has voted to limit public speaking at planning hearings, despite opponents’ fears it will damage democracy.
An Edwardian terraced home could be converted into a six-bedroom House of Multiple Occupation.
A motorcyclist suffered a leg injury after hitting a barrier following a collision with a car on a busy motorway.
More than 60 people in Kent fell victim to scammers posing as police officers or bank staff last year, new figures show.
A thug left a man with serious head injuries from a single punch after a row over a parking space outside a supermarket.
Five fire crews were needed to tackle a huge blaze caused by a faulty battery.
Two men are set to appear in court following a series of alleged “distraction” thefts involving elderly ATM users.
Six fire crews were needed to tackle a grass fire after recent scorching temperatures.
A village has seen an application for a further 59 homes to add to 122 properties already built.
A council has asked people for their views to shape a new policy to control houses in multiple occupation, and huge numbers want to see tougher rules.
With an increasing number of houses being converted into care homes, a council is worried that it has no control over protecting the vulnerable.
ANPR cameras are to be used to enforce a private vehicle ban in a busy town centre, but only in one direction.
Moves to limit public speaking at planning meetings has raised fears that constructive debate could be stifled.
Disgruntled park home residents have been promised the council tax banding review they wanted after learning neighbours were paying less.
A conservation group has declared the latest housing plan for a former horse field a ‘big improvement’ on a previously approved scheme.
Neighbours are still battling to prevent 435 homes being built on green fields.
Changeling’s summer season has launched with Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night.
A controversial housing mogul has cut down acres of trees and is now planning what to do with the land.
A councillor says his town is being “left behind” after a centre for Britain’s fastest-growing sport was refused.