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Six lorries from a leading film studio were pictured parked up in a coastal town this morning.
Police have launched a witness appeal after a Kent man died following a crash between a motorbike and a van.
The growing tension between hitting ambitious housing targets and existing residents’ wishes to conserve their area is exemplified in a Kent village.
Two men have been arrested following an early hours raid.
Emergency services descended on a major route after concerns were raised for a person’s welfare.
Tenants in a shopping centre earmarked for demolition have been granted an extra four months at the site following a huge backlash.
A man was airlifted to a major trauma centre following an incident in a residential area.
A charity has been given the nod to turn an old hotel into homeless accommodation, as bosses sought to address concerns over anti-social behaviour.
Residents who “rigorously” oppose plans for a newly-approved housing estate claim there are “still too many unanswered questions” over the project.
Fears were raised over giving “a world-famous provocative artist free rein” to design his own home - just moments before it was approved.
Plans for a huge bus station overhaul in an “up and coming part of town” have been approved despite fears it will encourage anti-social behaviour.
A beloved dad and weather enthusiast who suffered headaches and an abnormal sense of taste was later left fighting for his life.
An unfinished housing estate that has created a “horrendous chalk scar” on the landscape has now been abandoned - after a developer went bust.
Villagers are set to endure a stench for the next 18 months as the removal of 35,000 tonnes of illegally dumped waste finally begins.
A roadside 17th century barn left empty for several years is set to go under the hammer.
A well-known artist’s bid for a unique seaside home is expected to be approved – months after a planning issue led to a delay.
A plot of land earmarked for homes which would be “squeezed in” between rows of Victorian terraces has hit the market.
Plans have been approved to transform historic loos along a popular coastal route into a cafe, despite fears it will damage the surrounding cliff.
Villagers fear plans to turn a farm into a wedding venue are “totally unsuitable” as country lanes around the site will be “unable to cope”.
A council will continue to run a town centre cinema for a further 18 months after it stepped up last year.
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