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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.
Newly elected MP Helen Whately told a planning inquiry it was time to put a stop to speculative planning applications at Junction 8.
Fant residents demonstrated what the future might hold by bringing traffic in Gatland Lane to a standstill with their parked cars.
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