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With more than 20 million players worldwide the fast-paced sport traces its origins to a Swede in Kent - but why hasn’t it featured at the Olympics?
Police have made several arrests following the search of a business after motorbikes, a quadbike and a moped were suspected to be stolen.
Firefighters were called to a residential road after an e-bike caught alight.
Shoppers will be able to catch a direct bus from a town centre to Bluewater this summer for £2 each way.
A Caribbean festival featuring carnival music, dance and costumes returned for a fourth year.
The health watchdog is seeking enforcement action against a home care service after it allegedly failed to protect patients from abuse.
Motorists and buses will be disrupted while access to a town centre street is limited for nearly a week.
Fire crews are still at the scene of a paper mill fire, after they arrived yesterday afternoon to battle the flames.
Dog owners are being warned after a terrier was left “away with the fairies” after eating discarded cannabis on a popular beach.
Films sharing the stories of community pioneers were screened during a celebration to mark South Asian Heritage Month.
An application to convert a shed at a crematorium into two new businesses has been considered, but not yet approved.
A street will be shut for nearly a week while emergency repairs are carried out.
A self-employed bricklayer has had to push back jobs after tools worth around £5,000 were stolen from his vans, which were then torched.
A yearly concert dedicated to helping victims of abuse is celebrating a milestone anniversary.
A local authority under new leadership has made a U-turn on its stance to extend a quarry amid concerns it will impact an ancient woodland.
Tributes have poured in for an architect who was known for setting up a charity in memory of his daughter.
Residents of a retirement complex have been forced to pay £1,200 for new bins after being told the old ones did not meet a council’s specifications.
An ex-school boss is swapping classrooms for a retro van and opening a mobile coffee shop in a community woodland.
Hundreds turned out for a celebration of around the world food, music and dance at Kent’s garden city.
An internationally successful rugby player is campaigning to tackle period taboos in sport.
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