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A German motorist clocked doing 120mph on a Kent motorway has been fined £500, with police noting “he clearly thought he was on the autobahn”.
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Temperatures are set to plunge this week, with overnight frosts and “colder-than-average” conditions expected for much of Kent.
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A village could lose its 60-year-old garage workshop repair business after plans were revealed to turn it into a four-bedroom house.
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Drivers were stuck in queues stretching back four miles after a crash on the M25 brought traffic to a standstill.
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A council with the third highest proportion of green belt land in the country is warning it will have to release some of it to meet housing targets.
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A hospice has unveiled plans to move to purpose-built accommodation on a new care park.
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Amid all the turmoil in our town centres, a store that has been serving customers since 1790 reveals the secrets of its success.
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There are calls for action to improve an estate with broken doorways, scruffy communal areas and holes in the roofs.
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A van driver is among four injured after being involved in a crash with a bus.
Footage shows the dramatic moment this year’s highest tide swept the coast.
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Southern Water has been unable to give any details on why it has had to close a busy route for traffic heading to the M20.
A council plans to bring in charges at three free car parks and to increase fees elsewhere.
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A rural village might yet be given an 87-bed care home for the elderly if a planning appeal is successful.
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A council is consulting on its plans for 33 acres of woodland described as a valued community asset.
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Patients face having appointments cancelled or transferred due to a water leak which has shut a doctor’s surgery and the road it’s on.
A mayor and mayoress took centre-stage at a colourful celebration of Diwali.
Parish council elections will become part of voters’ “Super Thursday” next May after a move to hold them at the same time as the borough poll.
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The residents of a new luxury apartment block may find themselves looking out over a “sewage settlement lagoon”.
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The Inner Wheel has honoured an ‘extraordinary’ 90-year-old who has been a member for 70 years.
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A business celebrating a record-breaking year is to open a restaurant marrying its wine with locally-produced food.
