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Homes are still suffering from low water pressure - and sometimes no water at all - after an incident at a water treatment plant two weeks ago.
A motorbike and a car have collided near a busy town centre this morning.
There are delays in both directions on the busy A229 this morning.
Villagers opposed to a new garden village are happy a planning inspector has raised questions about its inclusion in a council's housing plan.
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A parish councillor who did not attend meetings for six months while she lived in France has returned to take up her post amid huge controversy.
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Motorists are facing more rush-hour delays this morning after a crash.
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The Prime Minister has promised Britain's nuclear test veterans - including those in Kent - they will receive an honour for their sacrifices.
A geography teacher has been banned from teaching after seducing a sixth-form pupil.
Commuters are facing long delays on the main route to London after an earlier crash involving a lorry and a van.
A car has overturned this morning, blocking the road.
A 98-year-old veteran has been able to help a Dutch family trace the history of 'their' British serviceman.
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A former mayor breached a council's code of conduct after allegations of bullying the authority's clerk were found proven.
Proposals to build a new base for a children's nursery that has to leave its present home have divided opinions.
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Police top brass say officers will be moved from other duties into the force's control room to deal with issues answering 101 calls.
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A dedicated servant to clubs, leagues and the amateur football scene across Kent is being mourned following his death.
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A leaseholder with 97-years outstanding on his contract stands in the way of a multi-million pound housing regeneration project.
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As the Autumn Statement announcement looms nearer, an MP has again pressed the transport secretary about the importance of the £8.2bn crossing.
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A fourth road is being closed in a village for carriageway repairs.
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A council leader has denied any political bias when preparing his authority's local plan for future housing.
The county town could gain an MP but "lose its identity" in a boundary shake-up, according to a concerned voter.
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