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A four-year mission to replace a pedestrian bridge over the motorway that was partly demolished by an HGV is complete.
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The walls have started to go up for a new village primary.
Police warn motorists not to leave valuables in their vehicles overnight.
A woman has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving after a motorcyclist died after a crash.
A man has appeared in court in connection with the supply of crack cocaine and heroin.
Shoppers are delighted that a 10-year wait for a new supermarket has finally ended with its opening.
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A decision by councillors not to grant planning permission for 250 homes to be built on a treasured green space has been overturned.
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A mum-of-three has appeared in court after being arrested at an Extinction Rebellion demonstration in London in 2019.
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Sunday League football has inspired one man to write about the end of civilisation.
A giant mobile billboard has been touring a borough's "filthy and littered" streets in an attempt to shame those in authority into action.
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A village hall is to be given a new look after almost 70 years.
After a break of a year because of the pandemic, the World Custard Pie Championships are returning to Coxheath.
More than £2m gathered from developers' contributions is being distributed to good causes across the area.
It's more than 60 years since the last National Serviceman received his call-up papers, but those who served still remember it well.
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Two independent councillors are calling for more people to put themselves forward as candidates in May to break the two-party stronghold.
A man who stabbed two others with a kitchen knife in a frenzied attack has been jailed for nine years.
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An inquest has opened into the death of a driver who suffered a severe brain injury in a crash.
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A Kent historian warns that you can't always rely on Hollywood to get history right.
William Caxton, the "father" of standard English was born in Kent - somewhere.
Some £25,000 has been spent repairing the outfield at a town centre cricket ground that became popular with visitors during lockdown.
