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A council has gained new powers to penalise irresponsible dog owners.
Public visits of a new community centre have been cancelled thanks to Tier 3.
A woman was standing on a traffic island when a bag of fishing bait was thrown at her.
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An established village primary begins its move into the 21st Century.
Villagers fear manure from 192,000 chickens will be washed into the River Beult, but applicants say the pollution will be less than current levels.
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Changes are in the pipeline for borough council elections that could result in fewer councillors.
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A young football coach is keeping her girls in shape during lockdown.
A school's new head teacher will be a familiar face to pupils.
Albert Daniels did so much to unearth the history of Kent.
A couple has come up with a hi-tech solution to try and save historic boats which used to sail up and down the Kent coast.
Council officers have not apologised for the improper planning advice that cost taxpayers nearly £19,000.
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An early morning police raid found drugs at an address and resulted in a suspected dealer being charged.
Who knows the history of RAF Leading Aircraftman Thomas Henry Lovett?
Compulsory purchase of a flood-prone caravan park to safeguard the residents was not possible, councillors were told.
Putting the whole of Kent into Tier 3 is unnecessary and unfair, claims businessman.
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Impoverished in life, forgotten in death, Primogene Duvard was one of Kent's best female playwrights.
A family have spoken about the colourful language their young children are learning living nextdoor to Sainsbury's.
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The story of how two Kentish men taught the Aussies how to make beer.
A parish council and 74 others have objected to a scheme that would start to close the gap between the two halves of a rural village.
Residents in a small community on the borders of Maidstone, Chatham and Gillingham say they know nothing about plans to build 2,000 homes there.
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