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A Government planning inspector has knocked 900 homes off the total needed for a town's Local Plan.
Many students were late for their first day back at school today after their bus was cancelled without warning.
A couple who run a trout business are hoping for calmer waters - after their business set up more than four decades ago was threatened with closure.
A social enterprise garage which offered skills and experience to unemployed youngsters has closed suddenly.
A man who phoned police to tell them he had killed his wife was found soon afterwards decapitated in his car, an inquest heard.
The seats were full at Sunday's premiere of the new movie The Carer, starring Brian Cox
Motorists seeking to avoid the delays in the centre of Maidstone are finding another set of roadworks to contend with.
Vandals have daubed a Charge of the Light Brigade hero's monument with pink graffiti.
Shops will be encouraging people to back their local stores as part of Small Business Saturday.
Maidstone author interviews giants of the music scene to discover the truth about The Who's wild drummer Keith Moon.
There's been more frustration for motorists around Maidstone this morning but the picture has now eased.
The trial in Qatar of the man accused of killing West Malling teacher Lauren Patterson has been postponed again this morning - for the fifth time.
It's that nice time when Christmas is coming , but hasn't yet turned into a chore.
Boughton Monchelsea Place was the key setting for Brian Cox's latest movie.
Maidstone Labour supporters did their part this morning in a nationwide day of action in support of the NHS.
The Trench Ward by-election is turning out to be a close fought fight after two parties opt for tactical voting.
Delays through Aylesford have now cleared after police re-opened Forstal Road which had been closed this morning due to a crash.
The Virgin entrepreneur sent a video message to two former employees as they opened a new restaurant, with support from Kent artist Graham Clarke.
A shop that has served its neighbourhood for 120 years could be demolished to make way for housing.
It was a case of apple turnover after a lorry shed its load of fruit over a main road.
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