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Three people have appeared in court after police crack down on drugs.
The RSPCA is continuing its care of abandoned and injured animals despite the crisis.
A couple are closing their business and retiring after doing it themselves for 27 years.
A farming couple have gained a licence to sell raw, untreated milk direct to the public.
Fire crews gave oxygen to the occupants of a home - including the pet dog - after a fire started in the kitchen.
Will the Baltics become the new flashpoint between East and West, former TWGGS pupil turned author Aliide Naylor believes so.
A lock failure allowed a care home resident to use a maintenance door to access a flat roof from which she fell to her death, an inquest heard.
Restrictions on elderly people's bus passes have been lifted to allow them to travel to special early-morning shopping sessions for free.
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This Kent supermarket launched a new kind of shopping session this morning. Here's how it went.
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An investment wealth management company has taken new offices in Tunbridge Wells.
Almost 100 more police officers have completed their training and are ready to go on patrol across Kent.
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Councillors will have to resort to social media to get their views across, as borough cancels all council meetings.
A town's carnival and fete is the latest victim of coronavirus.
A popular amateur theatre has cancelled all shows until further notice.
There are delays on the A249 Detling Hill after a truck caught fire.
There are hold-ups on the M20 this morning after an accident.
Two people have been injured in an accident near Morrisons supermarket.
A new cafe and coffee bar is concentrating on supporting local growers.
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Cafes may be forced to close ahead of any Government instruction as customers stay away over coronavirus scare.
Councils are ignoring poor design under pressure to increase housing numbers, a planning professor has claimed.
