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A council has agreed to spend £3m on homes for refugees from Afghanistan and Ukraine, members arguing it has a “moral duty” to support those in need.
Organisers of a brand new music festival in a small village have hit back over concerns, insisting their event will not lead to mass disruption.
Unprecedented strike action at Britain’s oldest school – the first in its history – have been abandoned following a pensions dispute.
Villagers are fighting to save their church’s bells from falling silent for the first time in hundreds of years.
Bosses behind a controversial housing scheme have revealed more images showing how the huge project could look.
A housebuilding giant’s plans to build hundreds of homes next to a village’s graveyard are pressing ahead.
A London bus company is set to take over a key route in the county and create Kent’s first all electric bus network.
Teachers at the world’s oldest school have gone on strike accusing management of taking a “coercive and unfair approach” in a pension dispute.
A trader has won a bid to sell alcohol from his shack – despite fears it could turn a “family beach” into a "trendy London hotspot".
A controversial scheme to relocate a town’s war memorial has returned, with the plan described as a “waste of money” and “unnecessary”.
A council chief has slammed potential added delays to plans for the UK’s longest road tunnel as ‘dreadful for local people’ ahead of its review.
Fifteen empty houses previously used by the army will now house Afghan refugee families.
Pleas were issued to turn down housing plans, as villagers struggle with flooded loos when it pours with rain, and more homes could make it worse
Controversial plans for a new housing estate will go ahead after years of legal rows.
Proposals for a controversial development, which would see nearly 1,000 home built, as well as a primary school, have been been approved.
More than 100 letters of objection have been submitted against a proposal to build 132 new homes in a village.
Kent’s Conservatives suffered another blow last night, as a Tory council leader candidate failed to receive the support of his whole group.
A controversial glamping site once described as “worse than a detention centre” is set to win its bid to remain open.
Plans to build 50 homes on fields in a Kent village could threaten badger populations, protesters say.
Campaigners are considering legal action over a vital replacement bridge, likening trying to get results to ‘beating your head against a brick wall’
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