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As bin strikes enter a second week, it has emerged union bosses are in conflict with their own employees over pay, sparking accusations of hypocrisy.
Repairs to fix a rare cliffside lift that connects a town to its seafront have been given the green light, moving it one step closer to reopening.
A restaurant has won a battle to deliver food during the early hours of the morning despite fears over noise.
A decision on a controversial 550-home plan is set to finally be made this year after developers launched an appeal.
A distinctive piece of artwork left "languishing" in storage for years is set to return to a Kent pier.
A naturist club with a chequered history is under new management and hopes that hosting an all-day party will signal a “new start”.
Cemeteries could fall into disrepair unless a cash-strapped council can stump up £1m.
A former deputy council leader who abused boys while a teacher at a private school has stood down from two local authorities.
E-scooters being ridden on public streets in Kent should be seized and crushed, says the man responsible for overseeing policing in the county.
A developer’s plans to build 180 homes on the cusp of a town have been thrown out following protests outside a council building.
A council has voted to spend £100,000 on a restructure, despite fears over the “ongoing burden” it could bring.
The sudden death of a former political campaigner and council candidate has left party colleagues stunned.
A developer is reseeking permission to build a large housing estate in a Kent village despite it currently seeking new buyers.
A council has agreed to spend £3m on homes for refugees from Afghanistan and Ukraine, members arguing it has a “moral duty” to support those in need.
Organisers of a brand new music festival in a small village have hit back over concerns, insisting their event will not lead to mass disruption.
Unprecedented strike action at Britain’s oldest school – the first in its history – have been abandoned following a pensions dispute.
Villagers are fighting to save their church’s bells from falling silent for the first time in hundreds of years.
Bosses behind a controversial housing scheme have revealed more images showing how the huge project could look.
A housebuilding giant’s plans to build hundreds of homes next to a village’s graveyard are pressing ahead.
A London bus company is set to take over a key route in the county and create Kent’s first all electric bus network.
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