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Water companies have been told to pay back millions to their customers – so why are our bills set to rise?
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A seaside watering hole has been snapped up by a leading pub group – but its landlords will remain the same.
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Unemployment figures across the county remain static – but vacancies are continuing to shrink, raising concerns over what lurks around the corner.
During the week, he’s helping the bereaved bid a dignified farewell to their loved one...come the weekend, he’s DJ-ing in front of thousands.
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The former principal of a Kent college has been effectively banned from education – while his deputy agrees a confidential deal with liquidators.
Attitudes towards veterans have changed dramatically over the past 40 years – as has the make-up of Remembrance Day parades.
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More than a dozen care homes have been given a ‘red’ rating by Kent County Council – slamming the brakes on many admissions.
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Crushed cars and shattered homes: How memories of storms of the past were recalled this week.
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As one of the county’s most troubled schools is the latest to come under the umbrella of a college group, we look at its remarkable growth.
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Our embracing of Halloween – and Black Friday – questions quite why we want to emulate our American cousins over and above our own traditions.
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Our reviewer heads to the coast and encounters dogs in “prison”, hair in his food and one of the great underwhelming burgers.
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Car parking around Kent is never any fun… but it used to be a lot worse, says columnist Chris Britcher.
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A major new report says Kent could be generating £23bn by 2050 along with 249,000 new jobs.
The man spearheading plans to revive Manston Airport has spoken about costs, delays and why online debate should stop being so personal.
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For the first time, the full story of how “The Godfather” ended up falling in love with Kent can be revealed.
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Much-need improvements to one seaside town have been criticised for being aimed at the ‘upmarket crowd’ – this nonsense needs to end.
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It’s easy to think freak shows died out in Victorian London – but they lived on and Kent would host them well into the 20th century.
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As HS2 is reduced, Kent remains the only place in the UK with high-speed rail. But has the county really benefited from it?
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We take a look back at some of the most fascinating archaeological discoveries in Kent found, quite literally, beneath our feet.
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From presidents having to prove their religious devotion to anti-abortion laws – did Kent plant the seeds of modern America?
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Trying to find the right nursery, school, college, university or training provider in Kent or Medway? Our Education Directory has everything you could possibly need!
