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The Liberal Democrats are ‘ecstatic’ to have taken overall control of Tunbridge Wells Borough Council for the first time in almost 30 years.
Plans for an 8,000-seater stadium at the heart of a new waterfront neighbourhood have been given the green light.
A large battery storage facility could be built on farmland in the Metropolitan green belt between a village and the A2.
Angry residents packed out a meeting hall to express their dismay at a council’s plans for thousands of new homes in their town.
More than 7,500 second home owners in Kent are set to have their council tax bills doubled, but should they be made to pay a premium?
The idea of introducing a “tourism tax” on overnight visitor stays will not be taken forward because a council does not have the power to do so.
A plan for tens of thousands of new homes in a part of Kent has been approved despite fears it “doesn’t go far enough to fight the housing crisis”.
An academy has been given permission to increase gate numbers and serve alcohol at its annual fireworks event, despite dozens of objections.
More than a hundred protestors gathered to criticise plans for a 2,000-home “new settlement” which they believe will “destroy” three villages.
Gypsy and traveller pitches could soon be expanded and green belt land released to meet growing demand in one part of Kent after previous “failures”.
New research reveals dozens of senior Kent council staff earn more than £100,000 a year - but one expert argues such high pay is fully deserved.
Dramatic images show the moment a man was arrested by armed police after a woman was injured in a reported attack.
A town mayor found to have made false harassment allegations against a member of the public in an attempt to “intimidate” him has defended himself.
A new rock bar has been granted an alcohol and live music licence despite neighbours’ fears the noise will leave them “prisoners” in their own homes.
A distinctive Grade-II Listed former pub labelled an “eyesore” is set to be overhauled into flats.
A campaign to set up a new town council has been defeated after it was slated by critics and was supported by just 700 people.
An alarming survey reveals more than half of staff at a Kent NHS trust would not be happy for a loved one to be treated there.
“Unsightly” and controversial ventilation units ruining one of the most iconic views in Britain are set to be moved.
Campaigners fighting for the transformation of a dilapidated town bridge have been offered a faint ray of hope, as an ownership debate continues.
A decision on 217 flats as part of a town’s regeneration has been deferred due to a lack of affordable housing and green space.