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Villagers who suffer “horrendous” roads and frequent power cuts fear they won’t be able to cope with the influx of housing proposed by a new scheme.
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More details have been emerged for plans to build hundreds of homes, a school and convert an historic barn into a wedding venue at a former quarry.
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Local democracy reporter Robert Boddy doesn’t hold back when it comes to Doge’s arrival at KCC.
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A historic house has been given the go-ahead to be converted into a dental practice and six flats in a town’s high street.
Construction of a new specialist care home facility is underway at the heart of major waterfront housing scheme.
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A major scheme to knock down buildings once home to a town centre supermarket and turn them into hundreds of new flats has been given the go-ahead.
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The leader of one of Kent’s biggest authorities has taken a swipe at another council’s ruling party over a “disgraceful” letter sent to staff.
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A restaurant which applied for a round-the-clock alcohol licence has been granted approval - but with hours significantly reduced.
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Group leaders on Medway Council have given their thoughts on where the authority is and where it’s potentially going.
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A village of fewer than 700 households could see an influx of housing that some fear would completely swamp it.
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The education watchdog has warned that a council’s work to improve children’s services could be hindered by high staff turnover.
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A hospital is to receive nearly £5 million in funding for improvements to its building to reduce waiting times and cancelled appointments.
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Members of the public will soon have more opportunities to ask questions of their council as part of a six-month trial project to improve engagement.
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A historic building home to a former bank and known for housing a King of England - before he fled the country - could soon become a dental practice.
A major scheme to turn a former supermarket and outdoor sports store into hundreds of new flats is expected to be given the go-ahead despite concerns.
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A planning appeal has been lodged after a local authority went against its own officers’ advice that blocks of flats should be given the go-ahead.
A banking hub is set to open in a town centre just a year on from another banking branch closing.
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It was likened to a “comedy sketch” and took four years to sort, but a pensioner’s battle to get a dropped kerb is finally over.
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A document determining housing, employment and infrastructure in one part of Kent for the next 16 years is set to be published.
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A disused gas works could be transformed into hundreds of new homes and pave the way for the relocation of a “much-loved” sailing club.
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