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Proposals have been put forward for 30 new homes and accommodation for nurses opposite a leading hospice.
A 35-year-old woman saw the ground open up beneath her as she walked with her young son.
Shepherd Neame has lost millions over a six-month period - but says the reaction to pubs reopening suggests it is on the road to recovery.
A major property developer has provided 'emergency funding' to help a rugby club survive during the pandemic.
A major employer has confirmed staff will have the flexibility to work from home or the office when lockdown restrictions are eased.
An expanding national law firm has hired the director of a local legal practice.
An IT firm is hosting a free webinar to show businesses how to protect themselves from cyber attacks.
Two of the county's car showrooms have won top national awards.
Kent Cricket Club has secured two new commercial partnerships to boost its efforts on and off the field of play.
When an IRA bomb killed Lord Mountbatten the only three survivors of the blast, who lived in Kent, saw their lives forever changed.
A district council has launched a campaign to boost local traders as lockdown restrictions continue to be eased.
A company specialising in snack and hot drink machines is opening a new showroom as it looks to bounce back from the challenges posed by Covid.
Every spring potholes emerge but the annual blitz to fill them in may only be keeping many of our roads from death's door.
A railway station closed due to an 'emergency incident' has now reopened.
With non-essential shops reopening - many with extended hours - queuing systems are in place at Bluewater.
Kent's very own Sophie, Countess of Wessex, spoke touchingly of the Duke of Edinburh's final moments after his death in 2021.
A seal has been spotted swimming in one of our rivers this afternoon - prompting a warning for people and pets to not approach it.
A cross-Channel operator says freight traffic levels are returning to normal - but passenger traffic, unsurprisingly, is still dramatically down.
Latest research has revealed the big drop in carbon emissions across the South East - changes which could forever change the way we shop and travel.
Another Kent town can now take advantage of superfast mobile internet speeds as 5G coverage is expanded.