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It’s been 10 years since they removed the toll booths at the Dartford Crossing but the traffic delays haven’t eased one bit, complains our columnist.
A survey of property companies in Kent reveal the vast majority expect to see turnover growth over the coming year.
One of the county’s leading winemakers has reported strong growth in its sales after revealing its latest financial figures.
A college undergoing a massive green energy drive says an £11m scheme should be completed within a year.
A rise in far-right ideology among schoolchildren - some as young as eight - has seen Kent’s anti-terror team become one of the busiest in the UK.
There are lengthy delays on a key route this evening after a lorry fire and diesel spill.
A fatal accident inquiry will take place into the death of a serial killer who buried two of his victims in the garden of his Kent home.
A popular, well-reviewed, bar and bistro has been forced to close down - a little over a year since it opened.
After refusing to stop in Kent for four years, we should stop courting the unfaithful Eurostar and instead fall into the arms of a rival operator.
A Chinese company is set to save dozens of jobs after confirming it is to set up its European headquarters in Kent.
Our reviewer enjoys the sunshine as he heads to the coast to sample one of Kent’s most beautiful dining spots.
The county’s inward investment agency has unveiled a property expert as its new chief executive.
A plumber from Maidstone has revealed how he went from struggling to make a living to closing in on millionaire status.
The government is being urged to offer immediate help to Kent’s fruit farmers after the wettest 18 months for nearly 200 years.
A leading Kent vineyard has produced 2,000 bottles of a special limited edition wine to mark its partnership deal with Ascot Racecourse.
A legal challenge against the reopening of Manston Airport has been rejected - paving the way for the site to reopen.
As a damning report into the infected blood scandal is finally published, one victim from Kent says the fight for justice is likely to continue.
Our columnist stood on a cliff top in the early hours hoping to spot the Aurora Borealis - he didn’t but learned some valuable lessons.
Airbnb properties are increasing rapidly across our seaside towns - but should we embrace or fear the rise of the popular app?
As the public inquiry into a national scandal is set to conclude, our reporter recalls the remarkable journey he went on with two of its victims.
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