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A council has pledged support, but no money to a popular festival.
Three councillors have called in a decision by the town's cultural committee to support the return of the River Festival.
Sir John Wells who represented Maidstone in the Commons for 28 years has died.
You wait ages for a bus to come along and then ... it still doesn't come.
Maidstone council has approved one 18-storey tower block at Springfield, now developers on the neighbouring plot want to re-think their ideas.
There seems to be more white squirrels about this year, with three sightings this week.
A man suspected of carrying out a fraud in Maidstone is in police custody.
A heavy metal rock band has been given a second chance of stardom after they threw away the first one 30 years ago.
Tunbridge Wells has seen the completion of the first stage of a new estate of shared ownership and affordable homes.
A tragic accident in the Caribbean has prompted two Weald women to start a new charity.
Armed police officers accompanied by ambulance crews searched an area of Sevenoaks this morning after reports that a man had been injured.
A road has re-opened after being closed for around seven hours.
Drivers were urged to take care after reports of people on the motorway.
A film made by students at Tunbridge Wells Grammar School will receive its premiere cinematic screening later this month.
The 15-year-old missing from her home in West Malling has been found safe.
Plans a massive development of flats have been approved at a council meeting.
Councillors have again approved plans for an extensive medical campus set to create 3,300 jobs.
No objections were registered to plans to lower the speed limit through Tovil and East Farleigh.
Residents were given their turn on the last day of the Fant Farm public inquiry.
A group of young-at-heart romantics are to feature in a new TV series.
