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A bid to stop a controversial traffic scheme being introduced has ended in failure.
A mental health trust boss returned before a council committee to give an updated strategy on how his service would improve after major criticism.
A community fundraiser for Christmas lights has increased its goal for the second time after residents donated in droves.
Upset residents only found out by accident that new neighbouring homes had been approved.
A councillor has told how he fled wartorn west Africa for a better life and rose to become a mayor.
Labour candidate Lauren Edwards is aiming to become an MP despite previously being baffled why anybody would want to.
A former riverside rubbish tip is to be transformed into a new park in a £1.3 million green project.
Kent Police is one step closer to gaining new powers for combating boy racers.
Residents will get chance to influence future development in Medway at a series of upcoming events asking for feedback on the proposed Local Plan.
Building work to convert long-deserted office space into flats is expected to go out to tender by the end of this year.
The council is keeping tightlipped about the progress of ambitious plans to turn part of a shopping mall into a healthy living centre.
A council’s planning policy is being questioned after a new house was allowed to go ahead despite it clearly breaching the rules.
The council is being urged to get tough with boy racers by introducing new punishments - including £1,000 fines.
A council is being warned of bankruptcy in a financial report which says it could face budget shortfalls of almost £40 million within two years.
Medway’s Local Plan opens for consultation today, giving residents a chance to have their say about the future of the area.
Just £178,000 of a £1.6 million grant have been claimed by eligible people in need.
A challenge has been mounted to a controversial red-route traffic management scheme.
Former soldier Ron Sands knows a thing or two about battles which is why people on Hoo have elected him as one of only four independent councillors.
Four years after it was found to be inadequate, a key council department has been graded as good.
After entering politics when she realised she didn’t want to be a vicar, Elizabeth Turpin speaks to our local democracy reporter about her new role.