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Pub owners back police call for landlord’s removal

Pub owners back police call for landlord’s removal

06 December 2024

A pub company has backed calls to remove the operator of one of its venues amid concerns over unreported violent incidents and “serious crime”.

‘I was fined for flouting term-time rule during school holidays’

‘I was fined for flouting term-time rule during school holidays’

03 December 2024

A man has been fined for driving down a School Street during a half-term holiday because it was a teacher training day.

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Former high street bank earmarked for cosmetic shop and café

Former high street bank earmarked for cosmetic shop and café

02 December 2024

An application has been submitted to turn a former bank into a café, cosmetic shop and a community meeting place.

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Plans for 800 homes to include improvements to busy roundabout

Plans for 800 homes to include improvements to busy roundabout

28 November 2024

People are being asked for their views on a proposed development of 800 homes which would include road improvements at a traffic hotspot.

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Council’s social housing service given second highest rating

Council’s social housing service given second highest rating

28 November 2024

A Kent council’s social housing stock has been rated by the government in the first inspection of its kind.

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Government shake-up could change Kent council system forever

Government shake-up could change Kent council system forever

25 November 2024

The way councils operate in Kent could be set for a shake-up as the government presses for a mayoral-style arrangement for running the regions.

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£10.8 million contract awarded for theatre refurb

£10.8 million contract awarded for theatre refurb

25 November 2024

A theatre which has been closed since April 2023 will finally see refurbishment work get under way after a £10.8 million contract was awarded.

Tories delay School Street expansion with call-in

Tories delay School Street expansion with call-in

22 November 2024

A council’s plan to move ahead with more School Streets will be delayed as Tory opposition calls-in the decision.

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“Ridiculous” objection means homes plan needs government sign-off on site of former school

“Ridiculous” objection means homes plan needs government sign-off on site of former school

21 November 2024

Councillors have called an objection by Sport England to plans for 139 homes “ridiculous” - and now Angela Rayner will need to sign off proposals.

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Hundreds of flats in heart of town given unanimous approval

Hundreds of flats in heart of town given unanimous approval

21 November 2024

A 296-flat planning application which will transform a brownfield site in the middle of a town centre has been approved.

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Cabinet warns ‘difficult decisions ahead’ following budget report

Cabinet warns ‘difficult decisions ahead’ following budget report

20 November 2024

A council cabinet said it would have to take “difficult decisions” in order to ensure the council stayed afloat amid warnings of financial troubles.

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£2.9m to renovate Victorian fort and create guided walks

£2.9m to renovate Victorian fort and create guided walks

20 November 2024

A Victorian-era fort will be among 15 projects to receive funding to promote heritage and environmental projects in one part of Kent.

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School Streets traffic ban scheme to expand - and more are on the way

School Streets traffic ban scheme to expand - and more are on the way

20 November 2024

A council’s cabinet has approved a set of new Schools Streets to progress to the next stage.

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‘I’d do it all again’ - 10 years since ‘first Brexit domino’ fell

‘I’d do it all again’ - 10 years since ‘first Brexit domino’ fell

20 November 2024

The three main candidates in what was one of the most important by-elections in UK political history have shared their insights a decade on.

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Dropped cigarette ends lead to £6K in fines

Dropped cigarette ends lead to £6K in fines

14 November 2024

Smokers have been ordered to stump up thousands in fines after being caught dropping cigarette butts at service stations and car parks.

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Traffic-free ‘restricted zones’ set to be rolled out across more schools

Traffic-free ‘restricted zones’ set to be rolled out across more schools

12 November 2024

The School Streets initiative, which sees timed road closures during peak school hours, has been recommended for expansion across part of Kent.

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Risk of bankruptcy for council ‘very likely’ without drastic cuts and government support

Risk of bankruptcy for council ‘very likely’ without drastic cuts and government support

11 November 2024

Council officers say drastic cuts to all non-essential services may be required to avoid bankruptcy.

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Thousands of ‘school streets’ fines dished out for ‘endangering children’s lives’

Thousands of ‘school streets’ fines dished out for ‘endangering children’s lives’

11 November 2024

Nearly 3,000 fines have been issued since a grace period ended on a controversial scheme banning motorists from entering roads near schools.

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New £1.8m co-working space to open inside shopping centre

New £1.8m co-working space to open inside shopping centre

09 November 2024

A new co-working space carved out of the multi-million pound transformation of a shopping centre is set to welcome its first entrepreneurs.

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Police call for pub licence review after ‘worker punched punter who clapped for his attention’

Police call for pub licence review after ‘worker punched punter who clapped for his attention’

09 November 2024

A pub is facing a review of its licence following concerns the landlord has failed to report two violent assaults and cooperate with police.

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