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A victim in his 20s is in a serious condition in hospital after an alleged group attack near a pub.
A coroner found there were failings in the mental health care of a 13-year-old as an inquest into her death concludes.
An inquest has opened into the death of a secondary school teacher, whose body was discovered in a harbour.
A three-party council coalition has crumbled in a week due to rows over controversial plans for an 8,400-home estate.
A war on potholes is to get under way next year with Kent to receive more funding than any other region in the south east.
Owners are being asked to keep their dogs on leads after a baby seal was found on a beach.
Water bills will rise for everyone in Kent - and some residents will be paying £200 more in five years’ time.
A scheme which gives inmates the chance to upskill and take steps toward rehabilitation will see discount-price bikes go on sale tomorrow.
A consultation has been launched, with people being asked to give their views on how overnight parking is managed at two sites.
A Kent MP has backed a bill he believes will better hold water companies to account over the dumping of sewage in the county’s largest river.
A new speed limit is being introduced on a road where two people have died but questions have been raised about how it will be enforced.
Cones and barriers will be removed by engineers working on a £32.7 million scheme after almost a year of traffic restrictions on a busy main road.
The boss of a children’s charity says she is “really proud” to be marking 25 years with the organisation.
Part of a multi-million-pound healthcare facility has launched, providing a range of vital tests and scans for patients.
A couple who lost their baby to a stillbirth are helping give families going through the same devastating process precious more time with their child.
Councillors have walked away from a ruling coalition over fears the government is putting “profit before people and the planet”.
Kent’s councils have been told change is afoot as the Labour administration presses ahead with a speedy shake-up of local government.
There are fears that illicit sexual activity has returned to woods next to one of the county’s busiest roads.
The government has announced the biggest reforms of local councils for half a century - but Kent’s future is far from clear.
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Isthmian Premier leaders Dover put last week’s defeat behind them by winning at Cheshunt.
Three second-half goals saw Deal come from behind to beat Sheppey United for a third straight Isthmian South East win.
There were more positives than negatives for Gillingham defender Conor Masterson after Friday night’s draw.
Gillingham manager Mark Bonner admitted it was an opportunity missed for his side on Friday night.
Gillingham had to settle for a point from an entertaining League 2 encounter that they did enough to win.
Follow all the action from Priestfield as Gillingham host Cheltenham in League 2 this evening.
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