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A family is trying to raise funds in one week for their daughter's desperately-needed heart surgery.
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A new branch of a convenience store chain is set to reopen with a celebrity guest after a £500,000 refit.
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An impressive art installation at a Kent cathedral has been put on hold.
Kent County Council has revealed more detailed plans on a Fastrack bus lane through a town centre which is said to improve journeys and reduce queues.
An inflatable theme park is set to open its first location on an industrial estate in Kent.
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Retail giant WHSmith is set to close another town centre store as it launches a closing down sale.
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Scott Fisher has completed the final run in his challenge to run 27 marathons in 27 days for charity inspired by his wife's debilitating condition.
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A colony of rabbits have been discovered crammed into cardboard boxes and pet carriers on the side of the road.
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A cattery which has been operating for 30 years has launched an appeal after it lost its licence.
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A stables which cares for ex-racehorses has been destroyed in a suspected arson attack.
Multiple traders have expressed their concern after children were spotted walking and jumping on rooftops.
A woman's pet was almost mauled to death and she was injured in a "horrific" dog attack.
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A council's agreed to sell off a pier to a private company aiming to bring in a rapid river boat service to London but some have raised concern.
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An inquest has been opened after a young teacher died in a suspected hit-and-run.
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One woman says car thefts are so common where she lives the first thing she does when she wakes up is check her vehicle is still on the drive.
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A man has been tracked down by police after threatening shop staff.
Flood alerts have been issued across parts of Kent as large tidal surges are expected.
Former England and Chelsea football legend Dennis Wise has been spotted at a Kent ground.
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A Post Office will be temporarily closing for seven weeks to undergo major refurbishment.
Police were called after children were seen on rooftops and throwing stones down onto a busy high street.
