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A council-run leisure centre kept its safe unlocked during opening hours despite having previously been targeted by thieves.
Meet the teenagers representing those who “may not have the vote, but do have a voice.”
Council meetings have been so "toxic" that many members dread attending them, it has been claimed.
Fewer planes will be able to take-off and land at an airport in adverse weather conditions when its second runway is closed, says an aviation expert.
A discount supermarket’s plans have been given the green light by a planning committee, despite concerns over trees on the site.
Plans to improve an airport, including the construction of a new control tower, have been given the go-ahead by councillors.
A council is set to spend £80,000 on its ailing CCTV system after it was revealed more than half of its cameras are not fully operational.
A coach park could be moved to next to a fire station.
The publication of a council’s draft local plan has been delayed by at least six months.
A council which became a football club sponsor this year could sign deals with firms selling weapons, sex services or payday loans under a new policy.
A council has confirmed it plans to lodge a judicial review against any decision which sees its area miss out on a specialist stroke unit.
Officers investigating sexual offences have seen the number of victims coming forward grow in a "huge way”, says Kent Police’s chief constable.
A final decision on whether to proceed with changes to stroke services in Kent - which would see them located at three sites - has been delayed.
Advice given to help people lose weight needs to be less “middle class” if it is to be effective, according to the county’s director of public health
Introducing health checks for people aged 30 would help improve life expectancy and save public money, according to two councillors.
Building more single occupancy homes could exacerbate social isolation, according to a number of councillors.
Peoples are 'angry' at the lack of GP provision in new housing developments plans, it's been claimed.
Homes England has revealed plans for just 500 homes on a site of special scientific interest that was earmarked for 5,000.
The number of police carrying tasers has risen by nearly 100 in six months.
Up to 40 people have already made use of a new service giving victims of crime the chance to chat with a call handler online.
