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Villagers have been suffering flooding for three months since contractors resurfacing a main road blocked a drain gully with tarmac.
A woman who took her own life had seen a mental health worker on the day she went missing, an inquest has heard.
A borough council has bought a key development site so that it can build affordable homes for its residents.
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The partner of a woman who died cutting down a diseased Ash for the National Trust has paid tribute to a 'beautiful soul'.
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A highly paid accountant has finally found the calling he always wanted - as a parish priest.
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A grower has described the government's instruction to recruit British labour as "garbage" as farms struggle to recruit pickers and crops rot.
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A school's visitors may soon be able to tour wartime air-raid shelters and visit a replica 1940s classroom.
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A study of public services has ranked the 13 districts across Kent in terms of value of money for ratepayers.
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A community supermarket is one year old and facing increasing demand
A hospital's League of Friends needs more supporters as it emerges from Covid crisis.
Villagers are angry that two parish councillors, now living in France, have not resigned.
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It was one of the saddest events in a town's past but the impact of a 1986 tragic crash which killed three schoolgirls would not just be felt locally.
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Police are appealing to the public to help trace a man they want to talk to.
A lack of seasonal pickers and increased bureaucracy have halted the fruit industry's export drive.
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A new mayor has picked a dementia charity as her borough's charity for 2022.
The clearance of tree stumps was 'just a farmer tidying up.'
A compromise has been reached over plans to widen a road to accommodate traffic to a new housing development.
Almost 100 weapons have been seized with dozens of arrests made in a county-wide initiative to remove knives from the streets.
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We take a look at the number of street parties being held in each borough to see who is the most patriotic.
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The annual invasion of Kent by hordes of hop-pickers from London is often recalled as an example of the 'good old days' – but were they?
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Trying to find the right nursery, school, college, university or training provider in Kent or Medway? Our Education Directory has everything you could possibly need!
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