The supermarket is looking to open a store in the ground floor of an under construction housing development next to a railway station.

A scheme giving disabled children support to attend out-of-school clubs could be scaled back as demand puts too much pressure on council coffers.

Government plans to give housebuilding a shot in the arm have seen of the largest parts of Kent receive a smaller funding allocation.

A new co-working space with its own podcasting facilities hopes to provide a space for small businesses and entrepreneurs to thrive.

Residents are fuming over plans to create a traffic-free zone outside a school which would impact their already congested road.

Health bosses have been accused of wasting councillors’ time after failing to answer questions posed to them over NHS contracts they wanted renewing.

A health trust is to rebrand itself but councillors have hit out at the move amid struggles to reach targets for reducing waiting times.

A council has insisted efforts to curb off-road bikers have proven successful despite a rec ground plagued by problems seeing zero fines or seizures.

A furious dad went to court to prove he had no knowledge of a parking fine he says he was wrongly hounded over by bailiffs who turned up at his door.

Plans to sell alcohol at a Costcutter-backed venture have been given the go-ahead at premises formerly occupied by miniature railway enthusiasts.

A national monument overrun with plants after years of neglect is set to be preserved following a hard-fought campaign.

Proposed new rules dog owners must follow or risk a fine have seen questions asked about how they would be enforced.

A cash-strapped council which revealed a list of 30 properties it intends to offer for sale to claw back funds says not all will be offloaded.

A local history society is organising a series of blue plaques to celebrate the heritage of its village and the buildings.

In this week’s Kent Politics Podcast our reporters discuss what Labour has managed to achieve in its first 100 days in power.

A cash-strapped council is considering selling off 30 properties including a grade-I listed manor house and a shopping centre to balance the books.

Fresh attempts to build hundreds of homes in a rural part of Kent have angered some - but others say it could trigger ‘desperately needed’ investment.

A long-running saga into what will happen to a historic town pub has taken another twist with plans announced to turn it into high-end apartments.

Ten years on from a decision to restrict the opening hours of fast food outlets near schools, childhood obesity rates have climbed instead of falling.

New road restrictions could be added to an increasingly busy trading estate to tackle congestion and improve safety - but not everyone is convinced.