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A council has sold off a former brickworks site earmarked for the 77 homes, despite the project being in the pipeline for years.
A council has been accused of “punishing poverty” after planning to renew an order for the town centre.
Proposals to put a temporary pause on major housebuilding across a district is being discussed amid fears the local infrastructure is “overwhelmed”.
Councillors have clashed over proposals bring back a park and ride site, previously mothballed by the last administration.
A council could increase in size by 25% at the next election despite concerns it will cost taxpayers an extra £100,000 per year.
Council chiefs will scrap controversial plans to divide a city’s traffic into zones to make way for a new “bus-first strategy”.
Drinks giant Chapel Down has secured permission for a huge new winery, after a major setback thanks to a legal fight.
A Labour borough councillor has lost the local party whip after attending a screening of a controversial film about the former leader.
Striking refuse workers insist they remain “at an impasse” after almost three weeks of industrial action.
Plans for new homes and a village hall on agricultural land have been approved.
A council has approved plans to build 37 homes on empty land, despite pleas from residents, who fear their village is morphing into a town.
Refuse workers have told councillors how their rubbish is “piling up” too, but their wages leave them struggling to put food on the table.
A train carriage is to be transformed into a cafe at a school where pupils will be taught hospitality skills so they can serve visitors.
Ever since the pandemic, protesters have been waving yellow placards in a number of Kent towns. But who are these “rebels on roundabouts”?
A council has agreed to pay an extra £1.2million to extend its current waste collection service ahead of refuse workers going on strike.
A huge sum of £90,000 has been approved to remove controversial fencing at a now-scrapped beachfront development.
A proposal to create a new solar farm to power nearly 40% of a huge new garden town is being explored.
As bin strikes enter a second week, it has emerged union bosses are in conflict with their own employees over pay, sparking accusations of hypocrisy.
Repairs to fix a rare cliffside lift that connects a town to its seafront have been given the green light, moving it one step closer to reopening.
A restaurant has won a battle to deliver food during the early hours of the morning despite fears over noise.
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