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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.
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.
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”.
A new club has moved into an “underutilised” space, based at a social housing complex, to much fanfare.
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.
A council and cabinet have shown unanimous support for a new village green.
A person had to be treated for smoke inhalation after three fire crews attended a blaze at a flat that started in the kitchen.
A housing developer has not given up plans to build over a former pear orchard.
A business centre could find a new purpose restoring and selling an iconic British car from the sixties.
Proposals have been lodged to redevelop a stable block belonging to a Grade-II listed home which burned down in a suspected arson attack.
Residents are celebrating after a review of council tax on their development saw 68 homes rebanded.
A town’s shopping centre is closed after being hit by floods following yesterday’s downpours.
Rail services between two of the county’s busiest stations were suspended after a train hit a tree.
The former England captain surprised the double amputee with a gift which lifted his and his family’s spirits after a challenging week.
Pensioners in sheltered accommodation have received multiple £100 fines for parking outside their own homes.
Plans for a five-storey self-storage business near M&S and Next on a retail park have been rejected as “jarring, incongruous and utilitarian”.
A joyous parade brimming with colourful costumes in celebration of diversity in Kent made its way through a city’s streets today.