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Housebuilding is rarely welcomed in Kent – but should we accept it as a necessary price of the county’s popularity?
The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics reveal a rise in unemployment in the county, but there’s better news for wages.
An Ofsted verdict can make or break a school – but just what actually happens when the inspectors arrive?
The British are famous for their love of a queue...but are we getting out of practice thanks to modern technology?
The impact of the Hollywood writers’ and actors’ strike is hitting Kent in the pocket as big-budget productions grind to a halt.
Proposals to make three single-sex grammar schools mixed have been ‘postponed’ by the Department for Education.
The Ministry of Defence says explosions and gunfire will be heard along the coast this week.
A school Mohamed Al Fayed helped create in Kent has paid a glowing tribute following his death.
Our columnist reflects on how buying all the correct school gear is one thing – fitting it all in his bag quite another.
As 100+ schools have been told to shut buildings amid fears over “collapsing concrete”, we look at how the crisis was sparked in Kent five years ago.
We have all visited the county’s big shopping centres – but have you ever asked yourself what used to be on the sites upon which they now stand?
It wasn’t long ago you could smoke in restaurants and cinemas – but, as our columnist recalls, it meant we all ended up wreaking of the things.
As baby murderer Lucy Letby begins a rare whole-life term, we look at the notorious Kent killers who have also been told they will die behind bars.
Is size really everything? For smartphones it seems to be – but we can’t make our minds up whether bigger or smaller is better.
Our columnist recalls one seaside town’s beachside amusement park – once a must-visit destination.
Our food reviewer heads to the coast to put an award-winning new restaurant and takeaway through its paces.
A major lorry fire which caused a key road to be shut for all of Saturday has finally completely reopened.
Ferry operators are warning passengers there are delays at the Port of Dover this morning – and longer ones if you’re travelling back from Calais.
Once it pulled in thousands of visitors – now a short walk will take you along one of the most remarkable history-rich promenades in the country.
Our columnist asks whether we’re safer drivers after all the changes to the driving test since he passed his more than three decades ago.
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