Michael Phillips

The mayor declares it 'Anti-Displacement Week' in Richmond. Plus, what are the parking rules during meetings at City Hall? And stories from the weekend's state sports tournaments.

Helen Whately MP launched her petition earlier this year to press the Government to reverse the plans to build 20,000+ houses across Faversham and Mid Kent over the next few years.

Real leaders need to inspire Collin County to reflect on the lessons of its racist past before it is too late.

The group that put together the plan for Henrico, Able City East, asked a key question: “Will this really happen?”

Plus, a study looks into the impacts of code refresh, Henrico re-envisions the Highway 1 corridor, Bill Martin's estate sale and the latest from the high school state sports tournaments.

Four local high schools won state titles this weekend, the Lavender Hill saga continues, and more from the fallout after the abrupt firing of a VCU instructor in the Wilder School.

Plus, a long-running lawsuit by a Martin Agency exec is settled, the city is eyeing more land for affordable housing development, and DPU bill woes continue.

Officials expect the fixes to be made by Thursday.

The MP has spoken to KentLive about why she decided to bring the bill back

Plus, City Council wrestles with code refresh ahead of a third draft proposal, with duplexes a top issue. And Gilpin Court's redevelopment took another step forward, but a long process remains.