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We may be heading for a Bank Holiday weekend, but what we really need is more rain.
Six-form students have had a hand in selecting a school's next leader.
A council has given the go-ahead for holidays lets in the countryside, despite opposition.
A bank of experts are standing by willing to offer free advice to those running good causes in Kent and Medway.
A council leader said it would be unfair for voters to punish their local councillors for nationally imposed housing targets.
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An award-winning veteran performer recalls life on stage in Kent and elsewhere.
Maidstone Prison has changed its procedures for criminals displaying a tendency to suicide or self harm after a prisoner's death.
The government will introduce legislation so that it can compensate people who lost their life-savings when investment firm collapsed.
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A Gosling is reported to have been killed by a dog allowed off it's lead as police ask the public to report anti-social behaviour at a popular park.
The Allington Integrated Waste Management Facility has processed more than £6m tonnes of rubbish since its inception in 2008.
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Residents are delighted to see the return of their vintage cast-iron postbox after fears it would be replaced with a cheap plastic replica.
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A town has created a new al fresco dining area.
Police officer founds a knife after stopping a suspect in a station car park.
A 29-year-old used mobile phone apps to ask a 12-year-old for indecent images.
Police are worried for the welfare of a missing man and want the public to help find him.
KCC is closing a number of symptom-free Covid testing centres across the county as self-test kits become available.
A law firm needs to hear from employees at W&R Balstons paper mill, later known as Whatmans.
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A five-day inquiry has begun into the circumstances that led to a Romanian prisoner seemingly taking his own life in jail.
Few have seen a performance in Kent's private theatre, but one man was lucky enough to put on a panto there.
An Imam is asking his brothers and sisters to open their wallets to complete a new Islamic Centre.
