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A council has called for the government to step in and help amid a GP shortage which has left towns and villages ‘grappling’ for healthcare.
A proposed development of 105 homes and a ‘state-of-the-art’ GP surgery has been billed as a ‘community extension’ of a village in east Kent.
A developer presented plans to residents but now an application has been sent to the council the number proposed has been cut back by 20%.
A corner shop has surrendered its alcohol licence after reports drink was sold to children and illegal vapes were seized on-site.
A debt-ridden NHS trust which serves 70,000 patients in Kent is to hold talks over its finances, where it will discuss “tough decisions.”
Flats on a former hospital site have been approved, despite a move to increase the height of the main building by two metres.
Police want to revoke a corner shop’s alcohol licence after reports it was sold to children and 86 illegal vapes were seized from the premises.
A developer’s controversial bid to scrap plans for an estate of “executive mansion homes” and build more family houses instead has been approved.
The ambitions of a council to increase its rank of politicians has been turned down which would have seen another 10 members added.
A buyer has been lined up for a council’s dilapidated offices as the site is expected to be flattened for a new housing development.
The latest episode in a 25-year planning saga has seen another bid submitted for a housing estate on a city’s outskirts.
A developer’s plans to build 23 homes in a village have been knocked back following concerns over the lack of affordable housing.
One of Kent’s only McDonald’s-free towns could finally have its first branch – but some residents have labelled the bid “crazy”.
Proposals to build 117 homes on an apple and plum orchard have been submitted.
A council will call on private developers to help deliver a 10,000-home ‘garden town’ amid fears over cash flow.
A council leader has defended a colleague referred to Action Fraud for allegedly not declaring a settlement agreement with the authority.
New plans to overhaul a former hospital into almost 50 flats overlooking the sea have been branded “monstrous and brutalist”.
Three Kent councils are considering making it compulsory for taxi drivers to carry card readers instead of taking cash-only.
A phlebotomy unit is set to return to a hospital for 12 months, two years after it was axed, as the NHS looks at demand for the service.
A Kent council’s headquarters could be turned into social housing if the authority relocates to a new multi-million-pound base.
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