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Motorist are being warned to take extra care at a busy commuter roundabout this morning after a crash.
Buses are being diverted in Erith this morning due to a burst water main.
Next Wednesday will see the funeral for the former member for Park Wood, Daniel Moriarty.
There is heavy congestion around the Sittingbourne Road/Bearsted Road area in Maidstone this morning caused partly by a traffic lights failure.
Traffic has now cleared following an early morning accident that caused delays for London-bound commuters.
A major county road has reopened to traffic after a collision ended a police pursuit.
Motorists are being forced to seek alternative routes after KCC closed two roads this morning - one because of this fly-tipping mound.
A company has submitted second bid for warehouse and industrial development.
An ex fireman who had to quit the service due to his hearing issues has been given a miracle solution.
Residents have a chance to give their views on plans for a development of houses across 34 hectares.
The inquest has opened into the death of a young man found bludgeoned to death at a Kent beauty spot, as a murder manhunt continues.
Maidstone council will continue to fight development at Woodcut Farm, a meeting of MBC's planning referrals committee decided tonight.
A long-standing cafe and gift shop in the centre of Maidstone has closed.
Police this evening re-opened a popular beauty spot after three days of investigations following the discovery of a body.
A parish council which has spent £51,000 in legal fees fighting an unwelcome housing development, may yet continue the battle.
A dozen police cars and scores of officers descended on a popular beauty spot after the discovery of a body in woodland.
Dancing sheep delighted young visitors to an exhibition about rural life.
A village is stewing over a "disappointing" court ruling that has scuppered its fight to prevent a new housing development.
Maidstone council will spend £4m on upgrading town centre streets, but does not know where the money will come from.
A public vote will help decide whether residents in isolated rural communities get free help in organising their finances.
