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Pupils and parents will receive the results of the Kent Test today, as figures show the percentage of children who passed rose this year.
Five fire engines were sent to a blaze in an industrial unit and spent three hours tackling the flames.
A boy was taken to hospital after two would-be muggers assaulted him and attempted to steal his wallet only to be foiled by an e-scooter rider.
An investigation has been launched after a group of people attempted to break into 10 homes and cars across seven days.
A shopping centre car park was cordoned off after a man's body was found.
Councillors calling for the return of Eurostar to the county are urging trade leaders to reveal the impact the service has on their business.
The doors to a garage ‘blew off’ during a fire before flames spread to a bungalow.
Crews working to tackle a blaze in a field those living nearby to keep their windows and doors closed as a precaution.
Police searching for a teenage girl last seen four days ago are seeking to identify a man seen with her on CCTV.
A former pub turned hotel and restaurant is now on a list of just 21 other businesses in the county to have won a prestigious industry award.
Family of the former owner of an historic home fear his legacy will be diminished if it’s not open to the public for more than just two days a year.
Police, fire crews and medics were called after a lorry toppled over on a roundabout.
A pair of power line workers have scooped a top award for their efforts restoring power to people’s homes.
An artist has been working on her hands and knees to paint “playful and whimsical” scenes on two “plain” metal boxes in a town centre.
A Grade-II listed pub is to close for more than two months for a major makeover and will reopen under new management.
A village will be without the sound of church bells until Christmas after they were removed for a £50k overhaul.
A litter of flea-ridden puppies which were found malnourished by a passerby are now recovering under the care of a vets practice.
Tributes have been made to a ‘pioneering’ police motorcyclist instructor who paved the way for thousands to ride more safely and skillfully.
A rare sighting of a black sika deer pacing through woodland was captured on film by a wildlife enthusiast.
A former antiques shop that’s been described as an “eyesore” that “attracts pigeons and other vermin” could become flats and a restaurant.
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