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The office block of a former chemicals factory could become home to a new school for students with autism.
A hugely talented musician has died after decades of service to his church and town.
A parade of hundreds of schoolchildren carrying lanterns is planned to bring light to a town centre and encourage people to venture out.
A village pub with 500 years of history is for sale for £495k following the death of its co-owner last year.
A Kent school is among the top 6% in the country for the progress students make during their time at secondary.
A rare butterfly could scupper plans for a £250m major road overhaul.
A hospital has been given planning permission to create a second car park to cope with a huge rise in the number of patients it treats.
A kmfm competition to name a Kent road gritter has found a winner.
Police want help identifying four men after unprovoked assaults on two men and two women in a town centre.
Part of a school which has been a first-aid training centre and a boxing gym could now be turned into a home.
A man who turned his life around after a 33-year addiction is hoping to help others avoid the misery that he and his family endured.
A tribunal has suspended the paramedic who caused the death of a colleague through careless driving but did not ban him from the profession.
Five years after its original proposal, a developer is trying again to gain permission for 100 homes following river pollution concerns.
More than 1,000 people have signed a petition calling for police to return a dog to his distraught owner after he was seized under XL bully laws.
The Royal Navy has responded to repeated incursions by a Russian spy ship in the English Channel.
A key commuter tunnel was forced to close due to concerns for a woman’s safety.
Detailed plans have been revealed for a £250m upgrade to a major route, ranked the second worst A road in the county for delays and accidents.
There is disappointment at the lack of progress in reducing speed limits on a key route.
Kent County Council has been given a £23 million government grant to support bus services across the county.
Councillors who voted to refuse housing plans for an orchard were stopped from making the decision.
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