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As a decade of harassment earns Fergus Wilson an injunction, here's some of the things he's called me.
A developer's vision for a new housing scheme includes co-working space for those now working from home.
A Kent MP has warned that the rise in energy and food costs and the £20 cut in Universal Credit could see thousands of families struggle this winter.
A multi-storey car park is to suddenly close permanently tomorrow.
A support service exclusively for men who have suffered in abusive relationships is the first of its kind in the county.
The RSPCA want to find out who neglected and then abandoned a King Charles spaniel who was found in a terrible condition.
Praise for town's funeral director after she is recognised for 30 years of service to the bereaved.
A man who was held down by onlookers has been arrested on suspicion of indecent exposure at a park.
Tommy Warrilow has urged Ashford to enjoy their victories after going top of Isthmian South East.
A young football referee from Kent has revealed how he was spat at and punched after a game when he was only 16.
Wild campers drawn to a haunted village in the hope of a brush with the supernatural are damaging ancient woodland and wildlife.
A police car was involved in a crash which led to a van driver being taken to hospital.
A road is expected to remain shut for days as firefighters remain at the scene of a blaze at a National Grid site.
Film fans will be able to visit a long-promised Cineworld extension next spring, ending a seven-year wait.
Speed restrictions limiting drivers to 20mph have been proposed for part of a town in a bid to drive out ‘rat-run’ motorists.
Manager Dan Scorer spoke about the big moments in games after Kennington’s defeat at Deal on Tuesday.
A large town centre unit previously filled by M&S is to get a new lease of life when a furniture chain moves in.
A main road was partially blocked while emergency services responded to an accident.
A council helping welcome refugees fleeing Afghanistan is seeking a donated guitar to help a young musician get strumming again.
The extended suspension of direct international railway links between the county and the continent has been called 'bad news for Kent'.
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