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The boss of a successful Kent property company has denied links to a finance firm blamed for losing people's pensions.
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A teenager was confronted by a man with a knife as he walked home with friends.
A motorcyclist has died after he was involved in a crash with two cars.
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An 18-year-old man has been rushed to hospital after being stabbed in a vicious town centre attack.
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From supplying submarines with re-supplying submarines to a prison for members of the IRA - we look at the eventful like of HMS Maidstone.
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Plan for a new sports centre reveal a flume ride, wave pool, beach area, gym and cafe.
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A van, a car and a caravan have all been engulfed by greenery in an overgrown garden.
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Railway engineer Holman Stephens invented the Railmotor - a train pulled by a one-ton Ford lorry.
Police officers had to scramble to safety after a stolen Land Rover rammed into their patrol car and drove onto the bonnet.
Traffic through a Weald village is at a standstill after an accident.
Villagers are furious over a borough council's plans to split their community in two in a boundary review.
A look at the bloody Battle of Goudhurst, when threatened villagers took on the Hawkhurst Gang of smugglers - and won!
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A town is feeling 'very angry' at KCC's 'unfair' rejection of its plans for a new community hub.
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Hundreds of people have signed a petition against council plans to axe 48 bus services across Kent.
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Motorists are facing delays tonight after a crash on the motorway.
A proposed bus service as part of a housing development plan has been described as a 'white elephant' as councillors bid to redirect funding.
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It takes longer to sell a home in one part of Kent than almost anywhere else in the UK according to a search engine - but an estate agent disagrees.
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A 12-year-old boy found dead at the bottom of cliffs had been out walking with his mum on his birthday, an inquest heard.
Police seek help in tracking the arsonist who disrupted the phone service to 7,000 homes.
Communities across Kent are better protected against the possibility of flooding more than they were six years ago.
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