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A radio host attempting to be an MP has come under fire after previous comments surfaced saying he “never liked the place” he is hoping to represent.
Plans to replace garages with a holiday let have been approved despite attracting the ire of neighbours fearing “noise” and “anti-social behaviour”.
Residents of an iconic Kent building have been left “insulted” after an election leaflet elsewhere in the country used it to represent Croydon.
Plans for new homes are to be looked at again following fears over flooding and claims infrastructure is ‘pushed to the limit’ in the area.
Plans have been submitted for a seasonal aqua park and an observation deck for “cold water swimming” and yoga at Kent’s largest shopping centre.
A large estate is set to swell to 400 houses after a 70-home extension and community hall plan was approved.
Residents are sometimes accused of being “NIMBYs” when it comes to building new homes - but can the term be applied to some councils too?
Traders have declared victory as a council is set to scrap “ridiculous” proposals for new high street parking restrictions after a huge backlash.
A bid to remove affordable housing from plans for two blocks of flats has been rejected by the council.
A secondary school has applied to build a skate park on its grounds to promote the growing sport and hopes of nurturing a future world champion.
A fine dining restaurant with celebs among its clientele has been reinspected following a shock one-star hygiene rating.
Plans have been put forward to redevelop a disused brutalist office block - but opponents have criticised the design and lack of affordable homes.
Natalie Elphicke is withdrawing her bid to convert a garage into a new house following her controversial defection to Labour, KentOnline can reveal.
Almost every Kent council hiked parking charges in their latest budgets - but where will you pay the most to leave your car for an hour?
A fine dining venue popular among its celebrity clientele has vowed to improve after being hit with the second lowest food hygiene rating.
A council has refused plans for a sprawling and “very controversial” solar farm amid concerns over its visual impact.
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.