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The combination of borough and parish council elections together will see voters in one town electing 374 councillors.
Everyone has chipped in to fund a new sensory garden at a GP surgery – except the NHS.
The building where cartoonist Tony Hart was educated and artist David Hockney taught has been sold off by Kent County Council.
More than a third of people responding to a public consultation have backed plans to build homes on a golf course - but not everyone is convinced.
A primary school has built on its good rating by the education watchdog and secured a national award recognising its caring qualities.
Kent’s police force has reduced its call waiting times from 15 minutes to 22 seconds for 101 non-emergency calls.
A lorry is being recovered from a country road after getting stuck on a bend.
Two ex-servicemen travelled to Downing Street in a bid to get justice after being used as ‘guinea pigs’ during Britain’s nuclear testing programme.
Ten leisure centres across the county are set to benefit from a windfall aimed at make them cheaper to run.
A faulty spotlight above the stage of a school theatre sparked a blaze that saw pupils evacuated.
A domestic abuser who confessed to pulling a knife on his girlfriend in a chilling video clip has been jailed.
A mum-to-be has won £1,000 thanks to kmfm’s Thousand Pound Friday competition.
The only lynx at The Big Cat Sanctuary, also its eldest resident, has died aged 21.
An air ambulance and emergency services are on the scene of a major incident, which has caused traffic problems after a road was closed off.
Volunteers will turn a fly-tipping blackspot into a community garden with fruit trees, herbs and bug hotels.
A suspected shoplifter is set to appear in crown court after allegedly stealing alcohol, meat and dog food in a three-month crime spree.
A man is to appear in court after a large quantity of baby products believed to be stolen were found in a Mercedes.
The University of Kent has confirmed which courses are set to be “phased out”, after protests from students and staff over the plans.
A huge backlog of civil court cases has meant some claims are taking up to three years to be heard.
An asylum-seeker who crossed the Channel in a small boat has been taken to hospital after being stabbed.
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