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This young man needed plates in his broken jaw after a brutal robbery which left him unconscious.
Maidstone will be down to just two Park and Ride sites when the Sittingbourne Road service stops in February.
The lure of sunshine, tea and cakes led to a good turn-out for a charity walk on Sunday.
A 60-seat Domino's restaurant and takeaway could be created under plans submitted to councillors.
Concert-goers were treated to a varied programme of music in a foretaste of this year's annual Maidstone Music Festival
Croudace has won permission for 500 homes despite potential damage to an ancient woodland.
Developers are consulting residents about a new housing proposal on agricultural land.
A former gentlemen's club director has been charged with arson after a fire there.
Relatives of the airman and civilians killed in a wartime crash in Maidstone will gather today to mark the 75th anniversary of the tragedy.
Schools, clubs and businesses have combined their muscle power to row to Madagascar.
Three heroic runners - including an off-duty doctor - have been praised for saving the life of a man whose heart stopped during a charity race.
A full meeting to discuss proposals to build a solar energy farm failed to find one voice in favour of the idea.
Talented youngsters in Sevenoaks now have a new theatre school to add to their stage presence.
The club at the centre of an alleged arson attack that caused police to close off part of Maidstone High Street has promised to re-open tomorrow.
Firefighters have been tackling a blaze that broke out in the bathroom of a flat.
The Air Ambulance has landed in a field near the M20 to attend a medical emergency on the Swallows Road estate.
The thunderous sound of the Bloco Fogo drumming troupe is echoing through Maidstone town centre this morning.
Fire crews have put out a fire in a shed being used as a forge.
A heavy mist is reducing visibility on many country roads this morning, motorists should take care.
Opponents of proposals for a giant solar farm in the Low Weald are to have their say - thanks to Mid Kent MP Helen Whatley
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