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A new landlady who grew up behind the bar at a centuries-old pub has returned to take over its day-to-day from her parents.
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A village could see a new dental surgery added alongside an existing home.
Thousands were made homeless, businesses and homes destroyed, and livestock drowned in one night of misery more than 70 years ago.
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Motorists will need to find an alternative route while traffic lights are installed on a busy road.
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Residents on one side of a street have broadband 20 times faster than their neighbours opposite.
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Villagers have hit out at a council for giving them only two weeks to respond to amendments to a development they say will engulf their village.
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Yet more litter and sewage along a 'forgotten' river plagued by pollution has sparked renewed calls for action to fix long-running problems.
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A new venture will cater for music-lovers and coffee aficionados together.
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The county is to lose three more branches within months as the bank confirms its latest round of closures.
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Residents are fighting to prevent the sale of their community centre which is home to their food bank and Rainbows group.
A town centre theatre that has entertained audiences for more than 40 years is in financial trouble.
A junction is to be widened to allow for extra traffic from a new development of more than 400 homes.
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A host family who took in Ukrainian refugees have been refused financial help because they moved from East Sussex into Kent.
A housebuilder has announced 200 new homes will built as part of a new commuter-driven housing estate.
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A new museum galley will include objects made by the earliest humans in Kent 600,000 years ago, and feature interactive and child-friendly displays.
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The government inspector looking into a town's proposed Local Plan has produced just one report, but it has given rise to many interpretations.
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Speculation is mounting that the new owner of a patch of land by the River Medway has its redevelopment in mind.
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A boys' school has achieved a good Ofsted rating as it prepares to go co-educational from September.
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A council leader says he hopes the government will reduce housing targets – as people are asked what they think needs to change in their borough.
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New data has been released which shows how many households in Kent own their homes outright – and the numbers may be surprising.
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