Environment

Junk mail on Maidstone Council's agenda

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

JUNK mail and its impact on the environment will be a subject for discussion for Maidstone councillors next week.

The regeneration and sustainable communities overview and scrutiny committee is looking into the issue and is keen to hear the views of residents.

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Commuters' anger at transport minister "snub"

Monday, March 15, 2010

A COMMUTER watchdog has waded into the row over train times and service on the east Kent line. Tunde Olatunji, the passenger link manager of Passenger...

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Crab and Winkle bridge designs go public

Plans: David Young from Sustrans, left, with Steve Fawkes, William Leetham and residents Brian and Betty Palmer WTBG140310consultation-4

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

MORE than 100 people crammed into Whitstable's Horsebridge Centre on Friday and Saturday to view designs for the two bridges for the Crab and Winkle...

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Campaigners slam Ridlands Farm as preferred site for Canterbury City Football Club

Tuesday, March 09, 2010

A CONSULTANT'S report into the location of a planned base for Canterbury City Football Club was fiercely contested on Monday. Members of the public,...

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You call this fixed? It's hole-y wrong

WRONG SHAPE? Reporter Mary Harris beside a deep pothole on Rossdale, Tunbridge Wells AH2602104/5

Monday, March 08, 2010

THEY came, they saw, they covered – and then they went again, leaving behind scores of unrepaired potholes and at least one fuming Tunbridge...

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Car explodes in Vigo

Friday, March 05, 2010

HOMES have been evacuated and roads cordoned off after a car exploded in Vigo. A woman suffered serious injuries in the incident, at 1.11pm, but...

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Archaeologists discover secrets of Canterbury's past

Past times: Archaeologists are uncovering the secrets of the city

Friday, March 05, 2010

SECRETS of the city have been revealed by archaeologists working on the Beaney Institute in Canterbury. A team from Canterbury Archaeological Trust...

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Medway Council hopes estuary airport plans are sunk

United: Medway Councillors Maureen Ruperal, Tony Goulden, Rodney Chambers and Paul Godwin with director of regeneration Robin Cooper, second left, in London

Thursday, March 04, 2010

MEDWAY Council leaders are hopeful they have sunk plans for an airport in the Thames estuary after a meeting with the deputy mayor of London. Leader...

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