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Fire crews were this morning called to put out a car in flames on a coastbound carriageway.
A three-car crash on a dual carriageway blighted by roadworks saw one woman taken to hospital.
Skips are overflowing and rubbish bags piled high as bins at a shopping centre have not been collected for a month.
The draw has been made for the Third Qualifying Round of the FA Trophy.
Traders say council bosses should be focusing on fully reopening two car parks – rather than introducing a hawk to scare off pigeons and seagulls.
Football pitches which recently enjoyed a £100k upgrade are to stay shut until next year – leaving scores of teams with nowhere to play.
There are fears mushrooms sprouting out of a regularly used footpath near a school could become a trip hazard.
There are fears work to repair a large sinkhole in a road could see a busy route near a hospital closed for SIX MONTHS.
Tributes to a councillor and former KM editor have been flooding in after he died suddenly while working in France.
Commuter services are suspended after a freight train broke down.
Gary Lockyer has unfinished business at Ashford United after rejoining his hometown club.
A fresh batch of trolleys have been delivered to a Kent supermarket, after shoppers previously struggled to get one.
A social club more than a century old has had a bid to redevelop its premises rejected amid scathing attacks about the designs.
A new training centre could be built to help firefighters learn skills and techniques developed following the Grenfell fire tragedy.
A man has been charged after alcohol and other items were reportedly stolen from a store.
Motorists are being held up in "complete gridlock" due to a flurry of roadworks.
A devastated family who lost a son to leukaemia have opened up about their grief, as they raise money in his memory.
Three people have been arrested after three men were knocked to the ground during a brawl in a town centre.
Plans for a new supermarket have split opinion - with some keen to see the shop's arrival, while others fear it will cause traffic problems.
Two of the last remaining manual level crossings in Kent are set to be replaced with electronic barriers by Christmas, Network Rail has revealed.