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After two years, the council finally brings unlicensed waste carrier to justice.
Police want help following an early morning car break -in.
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Two MPs are backing residents in opposition to 2,000 homes on farmland, with a petition presented in the House of Commons.
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Warning distressing images: An abandoned pony was close to death before he was rescued and is now enjoying his new home.
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Kent Fire and Rescue say a blaze last night should serve as a warning to all householders.
Brian Thomas recalls walking 50 miles in just over 10 hours, and the joy of a hot bath.
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School children are on a mission to keep fit.
The Lions club are not letting Covid stand in the way of some festive good cheer.
The membership of a campaign group opposed to a garden village proposal has voted overwhelmingly to support a rival scheme.
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A grammar school head teacher has been asked to rethink his position on closing in the new year to avoid Brexit chaos.
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Not every business has suffered through Covid, as more people have taken up cycling.
A borough is showing success at reducing the number of people sleeping on the streets - despite the Covid recession.
We have all learnt a lot from Covid, says headmaster.
Two young performers had a message for a closed theatre's lost audiences: "You matter to me."
A bully used the threat of violence to control every aspect of his girlfriend's life.
A driver who fled the scene of a crash which left a cyclist with a serious injury is being hunted by police.
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An egg producer has sought to reassure objectors that flooding issues at its proposed new chicken farm are under control.
Commuters are being urged to back a move by MPs to secure a quick London service for West Kent.
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Residents in a block of flats where a pregnant woman was stabbed have said life is unbearable and nothing is being done to help them.
Professional management might be the way to end years of political "interference."
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