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A mum with a school streets exemption has still received 18 fines even though her local council says they’ve cancelled each of them twice.
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A special KentOnline investigation has revealed how £20 million meant for public services has remained unspent for years.
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Aldi has applied for permission to demolish an old school to make way for a new superstore.
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Plans to demolish a garden centre and redevelop the site into 12 homes to help ease an area’s housing problems have been approved.
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A council facing a rising temporary accommodation crisis says it can’t afford to “do nothing” and so is investing further into its own stock.
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A housing development in a rural part of Kent could expand as a new planning application seeks permission for up to 75 homes.
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Local democracy reporter Robert Boddy looks at why councils seem reluctant to make big promises - and what that could mean for the upcoming election.
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Five months on from a suspected cyber attack on the IT system of several health clinics, its provider says issues are now almost “fully” resolved.
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Council leaders were robustly challenged by residents at a community event which saw questions raised over housing and strained infrastructure.
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A housing developer has applied to increase the number of properties allowed on a site despite previously having to win approval on appeal.
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A council is considering buying two blocks of flats as part of a £42million temporary accommodation scheme.
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A government agency looking to build hundreds of new homes on a former military base has submitted a request for a scoping opinion.
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Swimming teachers given redundancy notices after seeing their roles advertised online have hit out at a council’s “shambolic” handling of the process.
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A former snooker club is going under the hammer with planning permission for 57 flats to be built on the site.
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Flats and houses could join Aldi on the site of a former school if given the nod by council planning chiefs.
A failure to spend millions of pounds in NHS funding on a “long-promised” health facility for one town has now meant it’s being spent elsewhere.
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Local democracy reporter Robert Boddy gives his take on the in-fighting engulfing Reform UK, and ponders the impact on its hopes for success in Kent.
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An application for hundreds of homes has been given the green light despite fears it will pile further pressure on already strained village services.
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The demolition of a former Tesco has begun to make way for flats.
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Plans for a redesign and change of direction of a business park have been approved as the first tenant is revealed.
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