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Plans for a school drop-off point in a 16-home development could help ease traffic but neighbours fear it will make congestion worse.
New cameras have been deployed to tackle antisocial behaviour and crime in town centres.
Traffic management on a busy dual carriageway is set to be lifted to reduce congestion during works to replace steel ropes on a bridge.
A mum has spoken of her shock after a DPD delivery van crashed into her home.
A bridge was shut for hours after a car crash which resulted in a driver being taken to hospital.
A delivery van has crashed into the front of a house belonging to a mum with four children.
A former apple storage barn dating back to the 1800s is set to be refurbished into a holiday let.
One of the last town centre banks is set to remain open for longer than first thought in a move branded as “reassuring”.
A well-used road has reopened but the cause of a water leak is still unknown after checks on a pipeline supplying thousands of people.
Motorists are facing long delays on the M25 after a lorry fire in the early hours.
A letter warning of the “negative impact” of cuts to “crucial” children’s centre services has been sent to Kent County Council.
A main road is set to shut for a weekend as work progresses on a multi-million-pound road improvement scheme.
An inventor who has raised £56,000 using converted mobility scooters has been put forward for the Pride of Britain Awards for his fundraising.
A hospital has cancelled appointments after having to shut its minor injuries unit after a patient arrived with a “substance” on their skin.
A hoard of coins dating back to Julius Caesar’s invasion of Britain that were found in a field in Kent has been sold for five times their value price.
A garage boss is calling for urgent action to fix a leak after being wrongly blamed for trips and falls outside his business.
A charity champion who has raised hundreds of thousands of pounds for good causes celebrated his birthday surrounded by friends.
A village school which was “left in ruins” after a fire has received the highest grade from Ofsted.
A cadet group campus that was once a Royal Navy base has been given a revamp after costly plans for a new look base were put on hold.
A businessman is calling for a creek he likens to a “dump” to be cleaned up and his tidal gate plan to be adopted ahead of plans to build new homes.