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Angry councillors have forced a debate at full council over plans to include Junction 8 for business development.
There was a funeral service for Sir Reg Doyle, the former chief inspector of the Fire Service, in Headcorn today.
The sun shone down on the first day of the Maidstone Arts Festival.
Wood-carving, emus and a clown - Staplehurst fete had it all.
She's beaten cancer herself, now mum Jackie Geary is determined to help others do the same.
A man has been arrested, but police are still appealing for witnesses after two pedestrians were struck by a car in Tunbridge Wells.
High culture and shopping combined in Fremlin Walk today, with arrival of the Changeling Theatre Company .
Maidstone council has adopted a new economic strategy that includes encouraging employment uses at Junction 8 of the M20.
The council has landed in hot water for proposing development at Junction 8, just weeks after spending a fortune opposing it.
Maidstone took time out to honour its men and women in uniform with a special ceremony in Jubilee Square
A teenager who put her own life at risk to rescue an autistic woman on rail tracks is to be honoured for her bravery.
Six young men who rescued a drowning man from the River Medway on New Year's Eve have been honoured by the police.
A planning inquiry hears the road planned through an ancient woodland would only mean the loss of 2.8% of the trees.
Firefighters had to be called to release a man from a lift at Staplehurst Station after an oil leak caused a breakdown.
An Australian state has introduced new regulations on "tag-along" rides after a campaign mounted by the loved ones of a Kent woman who died there.
Fears are raised that building 500 homes could severely affect water supplies in and around Maidstone, as a planning inquiry continues.
Tonight's meeting to discuss controversial plans for an anaerobic waste digester on a farm in Benenden has been postponed.
Dunkirk veteran John Port remembers the dark days on the beaches of France.
Wildlife cameraman has £2,000-worth of camera equipment stolen from a field.
It's been the turn of Gallagher Group to persuade a planning inquiry that its Waterside Park development should be approved.
