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The parents of a baby born with two holes in his heart are raising money for the hospital that saved his life.
Georgia Brown was last seen at 9am on Friday, February 9.
Officers were called at around 10am after it was reported two men had stolen alcohol from a shop.
Highways England opened a £125 million pound upgrade for junctions on the A2.
Lee Marshall, otherwise known as Disco Boy, dressed as a KFC employee and filled a trolley full of chicken.
Fire crews tackled a blaze in a junction box on a rail line just feet from a row of houses.
The mayor, business owners and school children turned out to watch the awakening of the dragon as part of the town's Chinese New Year celebrations.
Emergency services were called to a collision which left a lorry stranded on the A2.
People have been commenting on a bike route from the station to the Cyclopark.
A drug dealer has been jailed for more than four years after officers found £1,000 in cash inside his car and a wrap of cocaine on the floor nearby.
A woman has been taken to hospital after being knocked down by a van.
The Government agency will be holding the survey on the purposed expansion of the Bean and Ebbsfleet junctions on the A2.
The town's mayor was on hand to take part in a pancake flipping contest on Shrove Tuesday.
The watch officers found while searching a suspects house is described as having a chrome casing with a white face and black Roman numerals.
St Mary the Virgin Church, Chalk, was filled with people as they attended the funeral of former mayor, William Dyke.
A man appeared at Medway Magistrates Court after allegedly stealing a BMW.
A sparking air conditioning unit led to firefighters being called to a town centre site this morning.
A woman who found a horse stuck up to its neck in muddy water helped save its life by recording footage and sending it to the emergency services.
Police are hunting four raiders who burst into a home and threatened the people inside, before fleeing empty-handed.
A 96-year-old veteran, who fought at Dunkirk, had his final request fulfilled by his son and wheeled out of local pub to the church.