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Activists have taken to a Kent city as part of a global anti-dairy farming protest, featuring a “herd of milked women”.
New documents have revealed more than £1.2 billion has been spent on the Lower Thames Crossing despite construction still not being under way.
Drivers faced delays after a car caught alight on a major route.
A long-neglected care home could soon be given a new lease of life after plans were submitted to transform the property into flats.
A primary school has scored top marks for its “welcoming, nurturing” environment and for ensuring children “rise to the their high expectations.”
New proposals have been put forward to stop parked cars spoiling views of a historic market town.
A couple who extended the opening months of their campsite insist it will not turn into a “party venue” after concerns were raised over noise.
A developer has defended their plans to build a new estate in a picturesque Kent village on the basis they are helping to tackle the “housing crisis”.
Plans to demolish a row of town centre shops to make way for a new hotel have been refused - amid fears it would create a “terrible eyesore”.
The decision to transform a historic but derelict town centre cinema could be taken away from a council, much to the frustration of campaigners.
Plans for a new housing estate on the outskirts of a village were described as a “big risk” before being rejected.
A website crashed after guests scrambled for tickets to an event at a popular nature reserve.
The owners of a village’s only pub have confirmed they are “working as hard as they can” to see it reopened to the public.
A beach access road will stay shut until the end of next week while a series of landslips are investigated.
Plans have been submitted for a new park to replace a town centre bus station, despite fears it will encourage drug users and anti-social behaviour.
A huge supermarket chain has shut its second shop in a town in as many years.
A closing-down sale is underway as sports retailer Decathlon is set to shut its only Kent branch.
Horrified guests were left stunned at the state of the holiday let they had booked on the Kent coast.
An award-winning studio offering brides a place to prepare before their big day has announced its closure amidst ‘crippling’ financial pressures.
A couple have ditched the “dangerous, scary and bleak” UK in favour of world schooling their son.